Reagan's presidency was marked by conservatism from "summary" of The Promise by Jonathan Alter
During Reagan's presidency, there was a clear shift towards conservatism. This ideological shift was not only evident in Reagan's rhetoric but also in his policies and actions. Reagan's conservative principles were rooted in the belief in limited government intervention, free markets, and traditional values. He believed in the power of individuals to make their own decisions and succeed without the heavy hand of government regulation. Reagan's economic policies reflected his conservative beliefs. He implemented supply-side economics, also known as "Reaganomics," which focused on reducing taxes, deregulating the economy, and cutting government spending. Reagan believed that by lowering taxes on businesses and individuals, they would have more money to invest and stimulate economic growth. This approach was a departure from the Keynesian economic policies...
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