Midknight Review -- new and revised: Remember the Good Old Days back in Reagan's Day

Remember the Good Old Days back in Reagan's Day - we have a thought on that.

Think about those who have gone on before us? Johnny Cash was alive back in the 80s and Bob Hope was busy as he could be visiting the troops.

Today? Reagan is gone. We only have Obama without any Hope and no Cash.

Just sayin'.

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WilliamJanuary 19, 2011 at 7:49 PM
In 1983, Reagan's approval rating was 37% national unemployment at 10.4%

At the same time in his presidency, Obama is polling today at 54% with unemployment at 9.4%

A great comparison. Thanks
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