Uh, Reagan never said that.
Rep. Cotton claimed that “according to former Attorney General Edwin Meese, President Reagan considered the biggest mistake of his presidency” to be “the 1986 amnesty law.” But this Internet myth is groundless. At the Heritage Foundation in 2007, Meese was asked directly, “What would Reagan do?” Meese said, “Reagan always learned from those things that didn’t go the way he expected, so I’m sure that he would appreciate the fact that amnesty did not work.”
That certainly doesn’t sound like someone who is claiming to know that Reagan had a change of heart. Earlier, in 2006, Meese penned an op-ed in the New York Times in which he stated that “President Reagan considered it reasonable to adjust the status of what was then a relatively small population,” but he “called this what it was: amnesty.” When contacted, Meese said that he “never heard Reagan say it was his biggest mistake and he’s never claimed to have heard that.”
The public record shows that Reagan never backed down from his long-held support for legalization. “I believe in the idea of amnesty for those who have put down roots and who have lived here even though some time back they may have entered illegally,” said Reagan in a 1984 presidential debate.
http://dailycaller.com/2013/07/16/internet-myth-ronald-reagan-regretted-legalization/
Here are some of the results from what your Messiah Obumma has done to the country, the guy that you gave all your time campaigning for.
Congratulations.
http://ijr.com/2016/11/735686-3-charts-that-show-the-clear-message-republicans-sent-america-in-state-elections-this-year/
On Tuesday, Republicans not only held onto that control but increased their presence, controlling 69 of 99 state legislative chambers at an all-time high and tying a 94-year-old record with 33 governorships.
Maps published by The Washington Post show that Republicans will have complete control in 25 states and partial control in 20 other states.
government wars on anything have never been very successful, for whatever reason
LBJ's war on poverty created more poverty
Nixon's war on drugs hasn't stopped drug use
Prohibition, another epic failure
seems like those Government wars on societal behavior not only fail to accomplish their goals, they increase violent crimes, and overload our courts and our jails
lose lose lose lose
LBJ's war on poverty created more poverty
Nixon's war on drugs hasn't stopped drug use
Prohibition, another epic failure
seems like those Government wars on societal behavior not only fail to accomplish their goals, they increase violent crimes, and overload our courts and our jails
lose lose lose lose
