Crack didn't really became a huge problem until after Reagan was out of office. The homeless problem in the 1980s compared to now is a complete joke. Far, far worse now. Congress during all of Reagan's Presidency was controlled by Rats. How did he gut the mental health system without the Rats signing off on it.
Crack didn't really became a huge problem until after Reagan was out of office. The homeless problem in the 1980s compared to now is a complete joke. Far, far worse now. Congress during all of Reagan's Presidency was controlled by Rats. How did he gut the mental health system without the Rats signing off on it.
Then, as now, the Senate was majority Republican in 1981.
Reagan emptying the mental health hospitals is now an article of faith even though the left was for it and in the 30-40 years since then nothing has been done to reverse it
Crack didn't really became a huge problem until after Reagan was out of office. The homeless problem in the 1980s compared to now is a complete joke. Far, far worse now. Congress during all of Reagan's Presidency was controlled by Rats. How did he gut the mental health system without the Rats signing off on it.
Then, as now, the Senate was majority Republican in 1981.
Correct, I should have been more precise. The House, where all spending starts, was held by the Rats during all of Reagan's 8 years in office. Question still stands and of course you dodged it.
Crack didn't really became a huge problem until after Reagan was out of office. The homeless problem in the 1980s compared to now is a complete joke. Far, far worse now. Congress during all of Reagan's Presidency was controlled by Rats. How did he gut the mental health system without the Rats signing off on it.
Then, as now, the Senate was majority Republican in 1981.
Correct, I should have been more precise. The House, where all spending starts, was held by the Rats during all of Reagan's 8 years in office. Question still stands and of course you dodged it.
Do you forget that the president submits the budget to Congress? I feel that's where spending starts. No?
Crack didn't really became a huge problem until after Reagan was out of office. The homeless problem in the 1980s compared to now is a complete joke. Far, far worse now. Congress during all of Reagan's Presidency was controlled by Rats. How did he gut the mental health system without the Rats signing off on it.
Then, as now, the Senate was majority Republican in 1981.
Correct, I should have been more precise. The House, where all spending starts, was held by the Rats during all of Reagan's 8 years in office. Question still stands and of course you dodged it.
Rhetorical questions don’t require answers, unless you have Aspergers, of course.
Crack didn't really became a huge problem until after Reagan was out of office. The homeless problem in the 1980s compared to now is a complete joke. Far, far worse now. Congress during all of Reagan's Presidency was controlled by Rats. How did he gut the mental health system without the Rats signing off on it.
Then, as now, the Senate was majority Republican in 1981.
Correct, I should have been more precise. The House, where all spending starts, was held by the Rats during all of Reagan's 8 years in office. Question still stands and of course you dodged it.
Rhetorical questions don’t require answers, unless you have Aspergers, of course.
It wasn't rhetorical. Come on Mr. History, how did Reagan gut the mental health system without the support of the House?
Crack didn't really became a huge problem until after Reagan was out of office. The homeless problem in the 1980s compared to now is a complete joke. Far, far worse now. Congress during all of Reagan's Presidency was controlled by Rats. How did he gut the mental health system without the Rats signing off on it.
Then, as now, the Senate was majority Republican in 1981.
Correct, I should have been more precise. The House, where all spending starts, was held by the Rats during all of Reagan's 8 years in office. Question still stands and of course you dodged it.
Rhetorical questions don’t require answers, unless you have Aspergers, of course.
It wasn't rhetorical. Come on Mr. History, how did Reagan gut the mental health system without the support of the House?
blob, doesn’t know what a rhetorical question is. Sad!
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Ken Keysey was not a RR Republican
Why is it that the states with the worse homeless problems are all controlled by Rats Hondo?