Contradictions in Reagan's Promises and the Rise of Anti-Government Sentiment

This chapter explores the inconsistencies in Ronald Reagan's political commitments, especially concerning aid for American farmers. It contextualizes the growing anti-government sentiment from Nixon's presidency to the rise of the anti-tax movement, highlighting how public disillusionment with bureaucracy shaped the political landscape.

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