EMM News Explorer: Ronald Reagan

Palin [-wrote]: The Republican establishment which fought Ronald Reagan in the 1970s and which continues to fight the grassroots Tea Party movement today has adopted the tactics of the left in using the media and the politics of personal destruction to attack an opponent,

montrealgazette 31-JAN-12

Romney [-said]: I’m not trying to return to Reagan-Bush,

bloomberg 30-JAN-12

Gingrich [-told]: I am very proud to run on a Reagan-Gingrich record,

CBSnews 29-JAN-12

Newt Gingrich [-declared]: I worked with President Reagan in the entire recovery of the 1980s,

IHT 29-JAN-12

Gingrich [-said]: When Ronald Reagan spoke that night,

CBSnews 29-JAN-12

Gingrich [-said]: When I worked with President Reagan, we adopted a lower tax, less regulation, more American energy policy and it led to 16 million new jobs,

npr 28-JAN-12

Buchanan [-said]: [I]n the Reagan White House, Newt Gingrich was considered quite frankly by a lot of folks to be something of a political opportunist and who was not trusted and who had played no role whatsoever,

news 28-JAN-12

Gingrich [-said]: Because I was involved in that period and because I lived through it, I will confess to you, I am channeling Ronald Reagan in 1975 and '76 and I am channeling the way that he used the Panama Canal and the fact that he didn't back down. He lost five straight primaries and he didn't quit for a day,

npr 28-JAN-12

Gingrich [-said]: The plan would be to take all of the tools that Ronald Reagan, Pope John Paul II and Prime Minister Thatcher used to break the Soviet Empire,

AHN 28-JAN-12

Gingrich [-said]: I am vastly closer to Reagan [than Romney],

ibtimes 27-JAN-12

Gingrich [-criticized]: Can you imagine Ronald Reagan having nothing to say in that situation? Even Bill Clinton would've said something.

usaToday 27-JAN-12

Gingrich [-told]: I am much like Reagan,

ABCnews 25-JAN-12

George P. Shultz [ said]: My first memories of going there was for their New Year’s Eve parties: I played golf with President Reagan there on the 31st of December,

IHT 24-JAN-12

Black [-says]: Gingrich sees himself as another Ronald Reagan,

usaToday 24-JAN-12

Romney [-said]: You're mentioned once in Ronald Reagan's diary,

scmp 20-JAN-12

Mitt Romney [-said]: You talk about all the things you did with Ronald Reagan and the Reagan revolution and the jobs created during the Reagan years and so forth. I looked at the Reagan diary. You're mentioned once in Ronald Reagan's diary,

CBSnews 20-JAN-12

Romney [ said]: You’re mentioned once in Ronald Reagan’s diary,

theglobeandmail 20-JAN-12

Romney [-told]: I looked at the Reagan diary,

irishsun 20-JAN-12

Romney [-told]: he created millions of jobs when he was working with the Reagan administration,

cnn 18-JAN-12

Santorum [-said]: A lot of those folks voted for Reagan's proposals not because they wanted to, it's because the American public was so far behind what he wanted to do that they had no choice but to,

lebanonews 18-JAN-12

Romney [-said today]: The speaker, the other day at the debate, was talking about how he created millions of jobs when he was working with the Reagan administration,

ABCnews 18-JAN-12

Romney [-said]: He'd been in Congress two years, when Ronald Reagan came to office,

AP 18-JAN-12

Romney [ said]: The Speaker the other day at the debate was talking about how he created millions of jobs when he was working with the Reagan administration,

ABCnews 18-JAN-12

Gingrich [-said]: Over here you have a policy which, with Reagan and me as speaker, created millions of jobs — it's called paychecks. Over here you have the most successful food stamp president in American history, Barack Obama,

npr 17-JAN-12

Gingrich [-said]: Over here you have a policy which with Reagan and me as speaker created millions of jobs, it's called paychecks. Over here you have the most successful food stamp president in American history, Barack Obama,

npr 17-JAN-12

Bauer [-says]: [Ron Paul] is hostile to our military, hostile to our allies like Israel, and was hostile to great conservatives like Ronald Reagan. He denies that Iran is building a nuclear weapon,

ABCnews 11-JAN-12

Santorum [-said]: I'm asking you for 24 hours of effort to pull off a huge surprise here in New Hampshire to give us the boost to show that the momentum is continuing so we can go down to South Carolina, kick a little butt down in South Carolina, go down to Florida and keep kicking until we have a strong, principled conservative in the model of Ronald Reagan.

AP 10-JAN-12

Santorum [-argued]: ran from Ronald Reagan ,

upi 09-JAN-12

Santorum [-said]: I love Ronald Reagan,

smh 06-JAN-12

Santorum [-said]: You know, I love Ronald Reagan, but if I would point to one thing during his administration that he did a serious wrong, it was this bill — it was this Social Security fix,

news 05-JAN-12

Gingrich [-accused]: In that same time period, Gov. Romney was first an independent, then repudiated Reagan-Bush, then voted for Paul Tsongas, the most liberal candidate in the '93 campaign, then ran to the left of Teddy Kennedy and then became a moderate to run for governor in Massachusetts in 2002.

CBC 05-JAN-12

Gingrich [-told]: We'll have one other great debate and that is whether this party wants a Reagan conservative who helped change Washington in the 1980's with Ronald Reagan, and helped change Washington in the 1990s as speaker of the House, somebody who is into changing Washington,

npr 04-JAN-12

Gingrich [-told]: I should win the Iowa caucuses because I am the only candidate who could successfully debate [President] Obama in the fall and I am the only candidate who has an actual track record — twice — with Reagan and as speaker, of actually changing Washington,

npr 03-JAN-12

Bachmann [-said]: I have lived this life and I think everyone realized that I’m the genuine article, and just like in 1980 we needed a Ronald Reagan to give a stark contrast to Jimmy Carter, we need a stark contrast with Barack Obama and I think I best represent that Ronald Reagan/Margaret Thatcher legacy, and that’s what I intend to be for our nominee,

ABCnews 17-DEC-11

Gingrich [-said]: It’s sort of laughable to suggest that somebody who campaigned with Ronald Reagan and with Jack Kemp and has had a 30-year record of conservatism, is somehow not a conservative?

ABCnews 16-DEC-11

Gingrich [-said]: It's sort of laughable to suggest that someone who campaigned with Ronald Reagan and with (former GOP vice-presidential candidate) Jack Kemp, and has had a 30-year record of conservatism is somehow not a conservative,

montrealgazette 16-DEC-11

Haley [-said]: He's very much become a great candidate, just like Ronald Reagan did in that in his first run he learned a lot as a candidate,

upi 16-DEC-11

Gingrich [-said]: It's sort of laughable to suggest that some someone who campaigned with Ronald Reagan and with Jack Kemp, and (who) has a 30-year record of conservatism is somehow not conservative,

cnn 16-DEC-11

Giuliani [-cited]: has a much more consistent position as a conservative, with some real exceptions, like Ronald Reagan had.

ABCnews 15-DEC-11

Gingrich [-said]: Like Ronald Reagan, I will tell the truth, even if it risks making the timid uncomfortable,

usaToday 12-DEC-11

Gingrich [-said]: Ronald Reagan... went around his entire national security apparatus to call the Soviet Union an evil empire, and... overruled his entire State Department in order to say, 'Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall,'

ibtimes 12-DEC-11

Gingrich [-told]: I've done a movie on Ronald Reagan called `Rendezvous with Destiny,'

news 09-DEC-11

Gingrich [said:]: I wouldn’t lie to the American people. I wouldn’t switch my positions for political reasons. 'It’s perfectly reasonable to change your position if facts change. If you see new things you didn’t see – everybody’s done that, Ronald Reagan did that. 'It’s wrong to go around to adopt radically different positions based on your need of any one election, then people will have to ask themselves,

dailymail 29-NOV-11

Gingrich [said:]: I wouldn't switch my positions for political reasons. It's perfectly reasonable to change your position if facts change. If you see new things you didn't see - everybody's done that, Ronald Reagan did that. It's wrong to go around and adopt radically different positions based on your need of any one election. Then people will have to ask themselves,

AP 29-NOV-11

Gingrich [-said]: Sure, there’s lots of things I wouldn’t do to become president. I wouldn’t lie to the American people. I wouldn’t switch my positions for political reasons. It’s perfectly reasonable to change your position if facts change, if you see new things you didn’t see. Everyone’s done that. Ronald Reagan did it,

ABCnews 28-NOV-11

Saakashvili [-noted]: Reagan broke the Soviet Union down 20 years ago and, as no one else, deserves a place in downtown Tbilisi, the heart of Georgia. Reagan is as urgent in Georgia today as never before. The leader of a country, which enslaved us, thinks the Soviet Union's breakdown is the greatest geopolitical tragedy. Several days ago, there was announced establishment of a Eurasian Union, unequivocally described as a new variant of the USSR. They restored the anthem of the Soviet Union but we placed the Reagan monument as a

trendnews 23-NOV-11

Saakashvili [-noted]: The leader of a country, which enslaved us, thinks the Soviet Union 's breakdown is the greatest geopolitical tragedy. Several days ago, there was announced establishment of a Eurasian Union , unequivocally described as a new variant of the USSR . They restored the anthem of the Soviet Union but we placed the Reagan monument as a sign of difference between our values and theirs and we do not do it to spite anyone,

novinite 23-NOV-11

Mikhail Saakashvili [ declared]: Reagan broke the Soviet Union down 20 years ago and, as no one else, deserves a place in downtown Tbilisi, the heart of Georgia. Reagan is as urgent in Georgia today as never before,

novinite 23-NOV-11

Bronislaw Komorowski [wrote:]: Ronald Reagan entered office at a time when the confrontation between East and West acquired a fresh dynamic. In these circumstances as the leader of the free world, he pursued a decided and consistent anti-communist policy. Ronald Reagan belonged to Solidarity’s most avid supporters, which was expressed by very determined steps by the Washington administration

pap 22-NOV-11

Walesa [-said]: I wonder whether today's Poland, Europe and world could look the same without president Reagan,

AP 21-NOV-11

Walesa [-said]: Let us bow before Ronald Reagan for the fact that our generation was able to bring an end to the great divisions and conflicts of the world,

montrealgazette 21-NOV-11

Norquist [-said]: I think he’s a Ronald Reagan Republican,

news 17-NOV-11

Larry Sabato [ said]: >Barack Obama. The Ronald Reagan Dinner was by most accounts an ideal setting for campaigning. But noticeably absent were the two candidates who have topped recent Iowa and national polls: Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney and former Godfather's Pizza executive Herman Cain. Both have focused their campaign efforts elsewh ere in this election cycle, largely passing over the Midwestern state and its roughly three million mostly rural residents. It's a trend that, if ultimately successful, could furthe

kuwaittimes 05-NOV-11

Obama [-said]: I don't remember Republicans accusing Ronald Reagan of being a socialist or engaging in class warfare,

france24 05-OCT-11

Limbaugh [-said]: You know what Reagan’s definition of ‘compromise’ was? ‘We win; they lose,’

IHT 04-OCT-11

Graham [-said]: What I'm not willing to do as a Ronald Reagan Republican is put on the table cuts in defense that would say to the country and the world at large (that) defense is a secondary concern when it comes to Washington spending. This pisses me off beyond belief,

cnn 09-SEP-11

Graham [-said]: What I'm not willing to do as a Ronald Reagan Republican is put on the table cuts in defense that would say to the country and the world at large that defense is a secondary concern when it comes to Washington spending,

defensenews 09-SEP-11

Graham [-said]: My view of this debt ceiling debate is that the Republican Party agreed to a $600 billion defense cut as part of a trigger if we couldn't control domestic spending, which is a philosophical shift of the Reagan Party that we need to push back against,

defensenews 09-SEP-11

Paul [wrote:]: There is no credibility left for the Republican Party as a force to reduce the size of government. That is the message of the Reagan years.

CBSnews 06-SEP-11

Bachmann [-said]: These were the first victories of Ronald Reagan's presidency and of Margaret Thatcher's tenure as the prime minister of Britain,

usaToday 02-SEP-11

Shrum [-says]: Before Ronald Reagan, you would've said, well, you can't get re-elected unless unemployment is no higher than 5.6 percent. Which is what it was when Nixon got re-elected in 1972. And then, Reagan had unemployment...of 7.4 percent, on the day he carried 49 states,

npr 12-AUG-11

Reid [-said]: Ronald Reagan had the debt increased during his eight years as president 18 times,

focus 31-JUL-11

Obama [-noted]: Ronald Reagan worked with Tip O'Neill and Democrats to cut spending, raise revenues and reform Social Security,

newschannel5 23-JUL-11

Cantor [-told]: He said he had sat here long enough. No other president, Ronald Reagan wouldn’t sit here like this,

dailytimesPK 15-JUL-11

Cantor [-told]: He said he had sat here long enough. No other president, Ronald Reagan wouldn't sit here like this,

thestar 14-JUL-11

Cantor [-said]: He got very agitated seemingly and said he had sat here long enough and that no other president, Ronald Reagan wouldn't sit here like this,

AP 14-JUL-11

Cantor [-said]: That's when he got very agitated and said I've sat here long enough -- that no other president -- Ronald Reagan -- would sit here like this -- and that he's reached the point that something's gotta give,

cnn 14-JUL-11

Obama [-said]: The question is, if Ronald Reagan could compromise, why wouldn't folks who idolize Ronald Reagan be willing to engage in those same kinds of compromises?

cnn 13-JUL-11

William Hague [said:]: Ronald Reagan is without question a great American hero - one of America's finest sons and a giant of 20th century history.

channel4news 04-JUL-11

Hague [said:]: Ronald Reagan is without question a great American hero; one of America's finest sons, and a giant of 20th-century history. You may be sure that the people of London will take this statue to their hearts.

AP 04-JUL-11

Rice [said:]: I doubt very much that President Reagan would have even imagined the world that we see today. A Europe whole, free, and at peace. A Europe in which we enjoy friendship and alliance with the former captive states in the transatlantic alliance called NATO Hague added:

euronews 04-JUL-11

Hague [-said]: She has asked me to say these words to you: Ronald Reagan was a great president and a great man — a true leader for our times,

AP 04-JUL-11

Gingrich [ said]: Ronald Reagan's opening week in the 1980 campaign was filled with bumps,

CBSnews 20-MAY-11

Kerry [-replied]: Ron Reagan Jr. was very critical of President Bush invoking religion when it comes to policy, particularly in the war in Iraq. He said something like he felt that Bush was justifying the war in Iraq by citing God. And he said that is what Osama bin Laden does, and he said that there's no place for that. What do you think of that?

news 04-MAY-11

Romney [ said]: I was an independent during the time of Reagan-Bush,[*]I'm not trying to return to Reagan-Bush.

news 01-MAY-11

Reed [said:]: You know someone suggested we call a truce on social and moral issues. I seem to remember Ronald Reagan fighting and winning the Cold War at the very time that he was restoring values and growing the economy. I don’t know about you, but I’d like to have a leader that can walk and chew gum at the same time.

news 29-APR-11

Norquist [-said]: Is it the correct position if you wish to be an elected Republicans to say, ‘I would govern as Reagan’? That is exactly the right thing,

news 26-APR-11

Pawlenty [-says]: It really was Ronald Reagan,

npr 26-APR-11

Morrell [-told]: I would not, in any way, interpret the Reagan's reassignment as in any way a reflection of a diminution of focus or effort or support to the Japanese government in this hour of need,

cnn 06-APR-11

Lapan [-said]: In the upcoming days, the Ronald Reagan will serve as an afloat platform for helicopters from the Japan Self-defense Force, the Japanese coast guard and other civilian authorities,

globalsecurity 15-MAR-11

Morrell [-said]: They've since moved the Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group [from the] downwind area of that Fukushima plant,

globalsecurity 15-MAR-11

Ortega [-said]: authorities of the first stage of the Sandinista Popular Revolution showed that President Ronald Reagan supported and financed a war to attack our country,

prensa 11-MAR-11

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