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<blockquote data-quote="Upsmule" data-source="post: 1146557" data-attributes="member: 45962">Sigh*****Dude shut the hell up huh? The same broken record was spewed regarding you <img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/group1/censored2.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":censored2:" title="Censored2&nbsp; &nbsp; :censored2:" data-shortname=":censored2:" />-bag liberals back I the 80&#039;s. Wake up and change the record bung hole it&#039;s skipping. &quot;Reagan won a landslide victory over incumbent president Jimmy Carter, with a 489-49 electoral vote margin, taking 45 states to Carter&#039;s five.&nbsp; For the first time in 30 years Republicans won control of the Senate.&nbsp; (The Democratics would get it back in 1986.)&nbsp; Seeking a second term in 1984, Reagan would do even better, with the biggest landslide victory in American presidential politics, winning 59% of the popular vote and taking 49 states to challenger Walter Mondale&#039;s one (his home state of Minnesota.)&nbsp; It&#039;s safe to say that the 1980s witnessed a reformation in the Democratic Party, as fiscally conservative &quot;New&quot; Democrats seized the reins from the old-style, New Deal liberals.&nbsp; It wasn&#039;t until 1992 that the Democrats managed to regain the White House, only to lose both houses of Congress two years later in the wake of Bill Clinton&#039;s ill-advised flirtation with &quot;nationalized&quot; health care -- a proposal far too reminiscent of New Deal liberalism to appeal to the American people.&quot;http://eightiesclub.tripod.com/id363.htm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Upsmule, post: 1146557, member: 45962"] Sigh***** Dude shut the hell up huh? The same broken record was spewed regarding you :censored:-bag liberals back I the 80's. Wake up and change the record bung hole it's skipping. "Reagan won a landslide victory over incumbent president Jimmy Carter, with a 489-49 electoral vote margin, taking 45 states to Carter's five. For the first time in 30 years Republicans won control of the Senate. (The Democratics would get it back in 1986.) Seeking a second term in 1984, Reagan would do even better, with the biggest landslide victory in American presidential politics, winning 59% of the popular vote and taking 49 states to challenger Walter Mondale's one (his home state of Minnesota.) It's safe to say that the 1980s witnessed a reformation in the Democratic Party, as fiscally conservative "New" Democrats seized the reins from the old-style, New Deal liberals. It wasn't until 1992 that the Democrats managed to regain the White House, only to lose both houses of Congress two years later in the wake of Bill Clinton's ill-advised flirtation with "nationalized" health care -- a proposal far too reminiscent of New Deal liberalism to appeal to the American people." http://eightiesclub.tripod.com/id363.htm [/QUOTE]

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