Federal Housing Policy in Reagan Administration 
....
Reagan proposed the issuance of vouchers to poor families, which these families could apply like cash toward paying the rent on hous ing they were
able to find ....
(1325
5
)
Ronald Reagan's Victory in 1984 Election
....
Reagan was
able to use incumbency strength not only because he had the power of the Presidency and the White House behind him, but also because he was so ....
(3801
15
)
AN AMERICAN LIFE :Ronald Reagan
.... This proved to be another wise decision because
Reagan was
able to "earn taxpayers billions of dollars a year in additional interest revenues on the ....
(1706
7
)
Reagan's Federal Housing Policy
....
Reagan proposed the issuance of vouchers to poor families, which these families could apply like cash toward paying the rent on hous ing they were
able to find ....
(3353
13
)
Political Leadership
.... One of the ways
Reagan was
able to assert leadership in the foreign scene was to establish America's role as the protector of democracy. ....
(1904
8
)
America's Right Turn
.... It was a fire that
Reagan's policies were
able to squelch, but the policies came at the expense of the poor and working class. Carter's ....
(1263
5
)
Presidantial/Congressional Distribution of Power
....
Reagan was
able to win a significant public victory over Congress by getting most of his legislative objectives fulfilled in the Omnibus Reconciliation Act of ....
(1904
8
)
The Reagan Presidency & Reaganism
.... that Reaganism was a state of mind, and one that in his view might long outlast the
Reagan presidency. Today, more than a decade later, we are
able to consider ....
(1511
6
)
The Clinton Presidency
....
Reagan was
able to accomplish so much because his program was fundamentally a loosening of federal reins on the country.
Reagan's ....
(1783
7
)
President Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime
.... Aides who understood this strength were
able to advance their policies by presenting .... attributes to having grown up with an alcoholic father,
Reagan could never ....
(1316
5
)
Personal Essays
.... for governmental food assistance, and who were not always
able to obtain .... One must conclude, therefore, that Mr. Meese, and other
Reagan Administration officials ....
(2365
9
)
REAGAN GOVT.
.... By regulating banks and the stock market, the government was
able to control .... in," (Katz, 1995: 2). "American History Since 1865: Ronald
Reagan." The Dictionary ....
(745
3
)
REAGAN'S POLICY IN THE IRAN-IRAQ WAR
.... Iran was on the defensive but was
able to contain the thrust of the initial Iraqi offensives. During this period, the policy of the
Reagan administration was ....
(1402
6
)
Policies of Reagan Administration During the Iran/Iraq War
.... Iran was on the defensive but was
able to contain the thrust of the initial Iraqi offensives. During this period, the policy of the
Reagan administration was ....
(1402
6
)
Federal Housing Policy
.... with large majorities (even in the Republican controlled Senate during the 1981-1982 time period), the Senate was never
able to override a
Reagan veto of a ....
(3406
14
)
FEDERAL-SECTOR LABOR RELATIONS
.... The
Reagan Administration was
able to reduce wages at the USPS, and in the process loot the organization's budget (Priest, 1992, p. A19). ....
(4200
17
)
Challenger Disaster
.... dissecting such a speech for its artistic proofs one is
able to gain a much deeper insight into persuading an audience through rhetoric.
Reagan's own skillful ....
(889
4
)
Balanced Budget Agreement & the US Economy
.... problem with what occurred is that the Keynesian effects of the
Reagan deficits were .... that tax cuts are essential if American producers are to be
able to compete ....
(1993
8
)
Reagan Media Campaigns
.... More generally, the 1984 campaign gave
Reagan no second term agenda. .... Content free campaigns may be
able to win elections, but they fall short in providing the ....
(3118
12
)
Cities & Politics
.... in the suburbs, the non laboring classes were again
able to regain .... Beginning in the 1980s during the first
Reagan Administration, the federal government ....
(2046
8
)
ADAM SMITH, RONALD REAGAN, AND JEFFREY SACHS
....
Reagan administration sought and got a tax reform package in 1981 that reduced federal government revenues. With less success, the administration also was
able ....
(3323
13
)
Elections in Taiwan and the US
.... Throughout the entire campaign it seemed as though the media was not
able to make any amount of bad press coverage "stick" to
Reagan. ....
(6801
27
)
REAL ESTATE MARKET
.... spending, which has occurred at historically high levels during the
Reagan and Bush .... could qualify for mortgage loans, if they were either
able or willing to ....
(1625
7
)
Presidential Power & Its Limits
.... For example,
Reagan was operating with a Democratic Congress, but he was
able to push his proposals through Congress because the Congress knew that the people ....
(3506
14
)
Policy & Treatment of Homeless Children
.... houses of Congress were
able to pass bills expanding federal funding for housing with large majorities, the Senate was never
able to override a
Reagan veto of ....
(3786
15
)
Monetary & Fiscal Policy & the Real Estate Industry
.... has occurred at historically high levels since the advent of the
Reagan presi dency .... buyers could qualify for mortgage loans, if they were either
able or willing ....
(2371
9
)
American Colonialism
.... The
Reagan Administration was therefore
able to bring about a "palace revolution" in the senior leadership and policy direction of the IMF (Stiglitz, 13). ....
(3943
16
)
Air Traffic Controllers
.... Controllers must remain alert,
able to concentrate and focus in the midst of .... hard to insure air traffic safety, deregulation and Ronald
Reagan's abrupt firing ....
(1939
8
)
Presidential Elections of 1984 and 2000
.... Throughout the entire campaign it seemed as though the media was not
able to make any amount of bad press coverage "stick" to
Reagan. ....
(3685
15
)
ANALYSIS OF THE US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS OF 1984 and 2000
.... Throughout the entire campaign it seemed as though the media was not
able to make any amount of bad press coverage "stick" to
Reagan. ....
(3685
15
)
