The Political Journey of Reagan and Bush

This chapter explores the complex evolution of prominent political figures, focusing on the transformative influence of Ronald Reagan's presidency on American conservative ideology and neoliberalism. It examines the ideological shift from progressive values to staunch anti-communism, revealing contradictions in policy that shaped both Reagan and George H.W. Bush's administrations. Additionally, it critiques the broader socio-political implications of their legacies, including systemic issues and the effects of wealth inequality on American society.