Ford was not elected President (or vice president) by the American public; he  became President in 1974 only after Richard Nixon chose to resign rather than  face removal ... He replaced his first economic program, which raised taxes and  capped spending in an effort to combat inflation, with a plan that cut taxes and  limited ...
Feb 8, 2011 ... "Three presidents in the last century -- Harding, Kennedy and Reagan -- all cut  taxes during recessions and produced "rapid and dramatic economic recoveries,"  while two, Herbert Hoover and Barack Obama, did "the opposite." Most of the  dozen-plus scholars we contacted agreed that McClintock greatly ...
Oct 18, 2012 ... All the surveys produce remarkably similar results. The top tier is always  Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, Franklin and Teddy Roosevelt, Wilson and  Truman. The only post-19th century presidents to crack the bottom quartile are  George W. Bush and Warren Harding. An aggregate of the five surveys that ...
The Republican Party held power for the better part of the next thirty-six years  outside the South, interrupted only by Woodrow Wilson's two terms as president.  .... Working with a Republican Senate and a Democratic House of  Representatives, Reagan sponsored a dramatic cut in taxes for those in the  higher income ...
Apr 15, 2010 ... The 1920s Depression: Glenn Beck, Thomas Woods, and "Benefits" of Cutting  Taxes to Combat a Recession, Part 1 ... No wonder, then, that Secretary of  Commerce Herbert Hoover—falsely characterized as a supporter of laissez-faire  economics—urged President Harding to consider an array of ...
Three presidents in the last century — Harding, Kennedy and Reagan — all cut taxes during recessions and produced "rapid and dramatic economic recoveries," while two, Herbert Hoover and Barack Obama, did "the opposite."