Almost a decade after his death, former US President Ronald Reagan still looms large over American politics with many current political battles being fought in his name. "The Party of Reagan" explores how the Republican Party's increasing conservatism and the emergence of the Tea Party movement has contributed to the most partisan and least productive period in US political history.
John Barron
Self
Ronald Reagan
Self (archive footage)
Almost a decade after his death, former US President Ronald Reagan still looms large over American politics with many current political battles being fought in his name. "The Party of Reagan" explores how the Republican Party's increasing conservatism and the emergence of the Tea Party movement has contributed to the most partisan and least productive period in US political history.
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