Why Was Reagan the Best President in History? [Based on Electoral Success] @visualeconomiken

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[JoshMobleyMusic]

It’s a great video, but the thumbnail is total click bait. I thought you were gonna be talking about how the United States got the best of the USSR. This kind of crap lowers my trust on clicking and watching your content. Which, I enjoy. Don’t mess with loyalty like this.

[mikeoleksa]

Has anyone considered just not having a President here in the US for the next 4 years as long as we promise to be good?

[sanguiniue]

He was great on foreign policy . Dealing with a lot of the geopolitics of his day. But his domestic policy's led to the economic mess we are in now. Deregulating the banks caused the 2008 crash.

[hawaiiansoldier]

You forgot one of his greatest variables. Culture and national unity goes a long way in pushing growth.

[leftonya]

Everyone watch the full video as 1/2 of it disparages Reagan and 1/2 of it praises Reagan but they loaded the first 1/2 of the video with mostly good and only the second half with mostly bad, so biased people may never finish the video and don’t realize the video itself is unbiased.

[MrDadyD]

He is the reason we now have a massive deficits.. his domestic policies destroyed the middle class

[AQuietNight]

Reagan had to support Volker because his interest increases were unpopular. Reagan also struck a deal with the Democrats to raise taxes if the Democrats reduced spending.
Reagan did his part of the deal.

[mray]

Is it just me? I feel this video and the last was made with AI

[huiarama]

Visual Economik is there a possibility for you to cover the 'Rise and Fall of the Bretton Woods' economic system? - It's something you lightly touched on but a fasinating topic for

[naseernasrat]

I remember Reagan by remembering the rocket attacks at my home, the school in which my mother taught and the market places where we shopped. I remember him from the explosives placed in stationary items and children's toys that injured many. I remember Reagan's bicycle bombs and backpack bombs.

No, I like the America as is today. I like them to be in constant disgrace, infighting and in decline.

[lawrenh]

Mississippi not Hawaii is the poorest state by virtually all metrics. Hawaii is in fact one of the richest

[Bolsonaro_em_Haia]

No, he was not. If anything, he was mediocre as well as dishonest. He is remembered as far better a POTUS than he ever came close to being.

And he also gets a lot of utterly undeserved credit about the end of the USSR. Gorbachov deserves most of that credit.

[navajyotichetia]

Actors are treacherous- regan was a professional actor creating make believe whilst premeditating to bring the worst

[WensBlog]

Make Javier Milei looks like a social Democrat 😂😂😂😂...

Man.. he is the first Libertarian president of the world 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🦁🦁🦁🦁🗽🗽🗽🗽

[theconqueringram]

"And I'll do it again."
-Ronald Reagan

[alex]

FDR and LBJ election was just as massive and undisputed. Regan is literally arguably the reason of economic inequality in America due to Reganomics.

The poorest state in the Union is Mississippi, not Hawaii.

[ShadyAli]

The best is Eisenhower, the 50s was the best decade economically, thats a fact not nostalgia

[jamessaintjames]

Most people don't realize that there were 2 Carter presidencies. The first 3 years which were liberal and full of failed policies and then after the Soviets invaded Afghanistan there was the conservative, proto-Reagan last year in which many of the policies that Reagan would be famous for started with Carter such as the military build up.

[marilynlucero]

VisualEconomikEN: Why Was Reagan the Best President in History?
Me: Lincoln freed the Slaves. Without Washington there was no US to begin with. The hell you yappin' about?

Idk what's happening to the channel but more and more videos sound questionable, lmao.
Ohh and on top of that, seems like the comment section noticed that too lol.

[snackplissken]

You also have to consider that legislative majorities can override a presidential veto and cause presidents to be remembered for policies they opposed. President Clinton signed NAFTA, GATT, and welfare reform because Newt Gingrich nationalized the midterm legislative elections through his Contract with America and turned the public heavily in favor of policies that Democrats opposed. Similarly, Regan had to deal with a Democratic legislature who killed many of the president's campaign promises or forced compromises. US presidents are most likely to implement their own policies in the first half of their term if they ride a legislative majority into office, though the legislature's increasing delegation to executive branch bureaucracies and increased use of executive orders is starting to change that balance.