Hillary Clinton said the number of jobs created and people lifted out of poverty during Bill Clinton’s presidency was “a hundred times” what it was under President Ronald Reagan. Clinton’s ...

That myth was not born by accident. It was crafted, polished and weaponized. It was built on decades of policy choices and ...

But prosperity came during his presidency only because Mr. Clinton capitulated to Ronald Reagan’s common-sense conservatism. Mr. Clinton’s first two years in office ended in electoral disaster.

Reagan, Clinton advisers divided on whether Mar-a-Lago raid will become 'biggest issue in the ... an adviser to former President Ronald Reagan, ... beautiful bill' if debt ceiling hike removed.

This November 1985 photo shows President Ronald Reagan talking with House Speaker Thomas “Tip” O'Neill Jr (D-Mass.) in the Oval Office of the White House.

Reagan’s public opposition made a huge difference. Public opinion shifted, and the measure was defeated. During the next decade, AIDS claimed the lives of many of Mixner’s friends and fellow ...

Spending and the debt, inflation, energy, immigration, and tax policies all play significant roles in the lives of the average American - and how they vote.

Deceased President Jimmy Carter feuded with multiple presidents after he left office, including with former presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. ... former President Ronald Reagan.

Former President Bill Clinton appeared on “The View” on Thursday to defend former President Joe Biden against reports about his ...

Presidents Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton and Lyndon Johnson (Getty) ... Bill Clinton went on to win re-election over otherwise popular GOP stalwart Sen. Bob Dole, of Kansas, in 1996.

On Nov. 4, 1980, Democrats had a very bad night. Republican Ronald Reagan defeated the incumbent Democratic president, Jimmy Carter, who was bogged down by inflation and foreign crises. Reagan ...

David Mixner Dies: LGBTQ Activist Who Pressed And Persuaded Ronald Reagan & Bill Clinton On Civil Rights Was 77. Ted Johnson. Thu, March 14, 2024 at 8:07 PM UTC. 7 min read.