u/Lefty1992

I’ve been digging into the long‑term effects of U.S. policy changes from the 1980s, and I’m struck by how many of today’s biggest problems like homelessness, student debt, healthcare denials, mass incarceration, and widening income inequality trace back to that era. How will this change the way Reagan is viewed in the long run?

I’ve been digging into the long‑term effects of U.S. policy changes from the 1980s, and I’m struck by how many of today’s biggest problems like homelessness, student debt, healthcare denials, mass incarceration, and widening income inequality trace back to that era. Will this change the way Reagan is viewed in the long run?