Debating the Reagan Presidency

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The book explores the polarized perceptions of Ronald Reagan's presidency, highlighting its significance for both conservatives and liberals. It addresses the contrasting views on his legacy, with conservatives viewing it as a peak for their movement, while liberals argue it has been mythologized and caused harm. By examining the controversies surrounding his foreign and domestic policies, the work aims to present a balanced and objective analysis of Reagan's impact on the nation.