Ronald Reagan convinced Republican voters that the "welfare queen" was ripping them off. Now they are going to pay the price.

Contrary to Hillary Clinton’s claim that Bill engineered the 1990s boom, the performance of the economy is only partly the product of the president’s policies.

Hillary Clinton said the number of jobs created and people lifted out of poverty during Bill Clinton’s presidency was “a hundred times” what it was under President Ronald Reagan. Clinton’s ...

Reagan was, in many ways, similar to President Bill Clinton — though partisans in both parties would hesitate to admit that. Both were former governors who defied political stereotypes.

But prosperity came during his presidency only because Mr. Clinton capitulated to Ronald Reagan’s common-sense conservatism. Mr. Clinton’s first two years in office ended in electoral disaster.

Dave O’Neil is misguided if he believes that Bill Clinton’s behavior affected B.J. Schuerger. Even more troubling, O’Neil fails to comprehend the damage that Ronald Reagan, who often ...

The Senate has passed the President’s tax and budget bill and sent it back to the House for final approval. Not every member ...

Reagan, Clinton advisers divided on whether Mar-a-Lago raid will become 'biggest issue in the ... an adviser to former President Ronald Reagan, ... beautiful bill' if debt ceiling hike removed.

Former President Bill Clinton appeared on “The View” on Thursday to defend former President Joe Biden against reports about his ...

Reagan’s public opposition made a huge difference. Public opinion shifted, and the measure was defeated. During the next decade, AIDS claimed the lives of many of Mixner’s friends and fellow ...

Through money and lavish attention, Bill Clinton colored California a lasting shade of blue, dramatically reshaping the nation’s presidential map in the process. June 4, 2023 Start with Reagan ...

Presidents Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton and Lyndon Johnson (Getty) ... Bill Clinton went on to win re-election over otherwise popular GOP stalwart Sen. Bob Dole, of Kansas, in 1996.