Oct 25, 2015 · When Donald Trump Hated Ronald Reagan. The GOP front-runner praises the conservative icon now, but in 1987 Trump blasted Reagan and his team.

Mar 6, 2018 · When Donald Trump took office, almost immediately, people began drawing comparisons to President Ronald Reagan. However, another subset of conservatives argued that the two were stark contrasts to one another. Which …

Mar 9, 2022 · Donald Trump and Ronald Reagan are icons of the Republican Party, says Tom Cotton. They share a populist history along with racists like George Wallace.

7 hours ago · Donald Trump’s actions in 2025 compare to President Ronald Reagan’s 1981 reforms. What implications does that hold for US politics & policy.

Sep 8, 2024 · Reagan was pro-immigration and pro–free trade, rejecting the nativism and protectionism that have been Trump’s hallmarks. He launched his 1980 campaign with a speech that included a proposal for...

2 days ago · WASHINGTON — Despite taking office 44 years apart, Donald Trump and Ronald Reagan arrived in the nation’s capital aiming at the same hulking target: the federal bureaucracy. “Government is ...

Jan 19, 2025 · Exploring the factors behind Trump's victory: stagnating growth, rising inequality, and growing polarization. Learn how these forces, started under Ronald Reagan, led to his election.

Sep 22, 2023 · On one side of the country, Donald Trump was airing his vision of a “ lost” and weakened “nation in decline.” On the other — just days before a debate at the Reagan Library here that Trump...

Mar 11, 2016 · Donald Trump’s widespread—and bipartisan—support is being explained in the same way as was Reagan’s in the European and, regrettably, Swiss media, which accept too quickly the accounts they pick up from US media in New York and Washington. Ronald Reagan could get angry, although he rarely did.

He was a leader of the conservative movement that displaced the Republican Party’s liberal-moderate faction and established conservatism as the prevailing ideology of the Party and as an influential force in American politics.