Whatever happened to Lyndon LaRouche economist and U.S. presidential candidate?
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sorry, i couldnt find anything on google about it.\nhttp://scotthortonshow.com/\nhttp://thestressblog.com\nhttp://www.kaos959.com\nhttp://www.antiwar.com\nmoney, http://www.philipdru.com/griffin_stream.html\neducation, \nhttp://www.philipdru.com/taylor_stream.html\nhttp://www.philipdru.com/gatto_stream.html\nww1 wilson,\nhttp://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=88\nww2 http://www.philipdru.com/stinnett_stream.html\nnam http://www.weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=108\nbush & clinton http://www.philipdru.com/triplett_stream.html\nisrael \nhttp://antiwar.com/justin/?articleid=8730\nhttp://www.philipdru.com/webb_stream.html\niran http://www.weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=131\ngovernment explained simply,\nhttp://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=98
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Important good or important bad?  Let's go for one of each:\n\nImportant bad changes were wrought by Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the father of the beaurocracy.  He use the excuse of recovery from the great depression to create an alphabet soup of government programs, all funded by taxpayers, which were supposedly combating poverty.  It is true that a lot of unemployed people got jobs with the government, and as a temporary measure it might not have been all that bad.  Such things are alway vulnerable to favoritism and various forms of corruption, of course, but at least people who had been hungry started bringing home a paycheck.  But those programs, and the precedent they set, are mostly still in place, getting larger and more expensive and less effective all the time, and the taxpayers are paying for it all.\n\nTherefore, the president who made the most valuable changes, or at least tried to, or pehaps started to, was Ronald Reagan.  He vowed to disassemble the beaurocracy, reduce taxes, and deregulate industry.  He did his best, but the job was too big for him.  However, he was largely instrumental in the downfall of the Soviet Union, mostly by scaring them into spending so much more than they could afford on their military.  The Soviet Union, as a communist country, was strangled by its beaurocracy.  It was therefore enormously inefficient.  The money it spent on the military, and on the space program once Reagan warned them that space programs had an obvious military purpose, was more than it could afford, and it went belly-up.  Also, you may recall that there were a group of hostages which the Democrats did not have what it took to get released, who were handed over when the kidnappers realized Ronald Reagan was indeed being sworn in as president.  They did not want to deal with him, because he had guts, and gave back the hostages.
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lbj lyndon baines johnson
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The theory that Lyndon B. Johnson was involved in the assassination of John F. Kennedy is among one of the top accepted theories. As Vice-President at the time of the assination Johnson had much to gain with the death of Kennedy. It was also under wide speculation during that time that Kennedy was planning to drop Johnson during the next election because he was a liability. Also, prior to Kennedy's death Johnson was the subject of four major criminal investigations involving government contract violations, misappropriation of funds, money laundering and bribery. All of these "disappeared" after November 22nd.
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Unfortunately I grew up in his old stomping ground in Metairie, La.  Of course, that is where, 1989, he beat our old friend John Treen for a seat in the Louisiana Legislature, convincing him that he could run for Governor, prompting one of the most interesting political races in US history.  Crook versus racist.  Opponent Edwin Edwards, always the astutue politican in the Huey Long style, even ran bumper stickers that said "Vote for the Crook, it's important."  Edwards won, of course, showing Louisianans' preference for crooks over racists (although just barely).  At least Edwards was a straight shooter...as he often was reported to say "all politicans are crooks, at least you know I'm an honest crook".\n\nDuke got a PhD at a hokey university in Ukraine, with his dissertation on Zionism as a form of racial supremacy.  What a guy. \n\nI remember going to junior high school at a place where the KKK had rallies in the gym, and this was in the 70's!  Duke was part of this scene.  Yes indeed, Jefferson Parish was a lovely place to be (this is sarcasm...in case you were wondering).\n\nI understand he is making noises about running for US Senate and busy with a website and radio show...assuming Katrina didn't wipe him out.  After his tenure in a federal prison (or as they said in Office Space a federal a..-pounding penitentiary) I doubt his views on the races have been changed much.
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This is a guy who got out of Vietnam by claiming a sore anus. A failure at being a liberal disc jockey named 'rusty', he became a welfare case, then was arrested in 1971 in Pittsburg for soliciting homosexual prostitutes! His 3rd wife complained of a "sexless" marriage, and one of his former boyfriends says that he "guarantees that none of his marriages was consumated"! Later he campaigned to put ronald reagan on Mt. Rushmore, claiming that he voted for him when in fact he never did. He then became a devious drug addict who violated federal drug laws and got off scott free, due his contacts in the republican-led government, for whom he is a loyal parrot. He now calls himself rush limbaugh, his 4th alias! Why people so blindly follow this shameless druggy closet-queer former welfare case hack is WAY beyond me!
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My guess is he has been captured or is dead, but the U.S. is afraid to announce it.\n\nI would bet that SOMEONE knows.  I don't think for a second that we have looked for years, and can't find him.
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Bill Clinton will probably be judged by most historians as an average president. His greatest domestic achievements--balancing the federal budget and reforming the federal welfare system to include work requirements--were both essentially defensive maneuvers. In foreign affairs, his record was decidedly mixed, with successful resolutions of the crises in Bosnia and Kosovo but major blunders in Somalia and Rwanda that cost literally hundreds of thousands of lives. Clinton also failed to act strongly against the growing threat of Islamist terrorism as embodied in Al Qaeda and of course his dalliances with Monica Lewinsky destroyed his entire second term's domestic agenda. Clinton's greatest accomplishment was no doubt doing everything he could to maximize the United States' economic growth during the extraordinary economic boom of the 1990's such as lowering the budget deficit and trying to make the economy serve the interests of the middle class in a time of rapid economic transition from an industrial to a service-based American economy that was having to come to grips with globalization. Clinton was a man gifted with extraordinary political skills and one of the finest minds since Thomas Jefferson held the office--but his own personal weaknesses ultimately meant that his was a presidency of which historians will always ask the question, "what could have been?"
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You are correct.... the preceding answer was very dubious.  Inflation has been minimal and the huge factor she "conveniently" ignored was the enormous drop in all areas of the economy after 9/11.  \n\nThis is tantamount to the point of your question.   Any form of econmomic upturn in any index was touted during the Clinton years.... very often front page.... while any positive news of the Bush administration was buried on pages 3,4, 5, or 6 in major news.\n\nAlso the last two economic quarters of the Clinton administration showed the strong downside of an economic turn in the offing.  Bush's analysts knew this, and during the campaign in 2000 he even warned of the problem, but news media poo-poohed the alert and democrats charged him with fear-mongering.... ironically, their own greatest weapon throughout the last six years.
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In the year 1967, the President of the United States of America was Lyndon Baines Johnson, president from 1963 to 1969
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Ronald Reagan (Modern Times) Saving the US from Communism and Liberalism\n\nAbraham Lincoln - Preserving the Union
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Tom Vilsack (at least I think that's how its spelled).  He's also announced he's running for the Democratic Presidential nomination.  Has anyone outside of Iowa ever heard of this guy?
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By far, jimmy carter.  jimmy carter had his head in the sand. but he is the standard for the liberals/democrats today!  negotiate sit down to the table and negotiate away ...  pleeezze.  actually Bobby Kennedy was shot by an Islamic militant Sirhan Sirhan.  so they delcared war on us back in the 60's (Johnson was president) just before nixon was elected... they had to wait for Carter to come along before they could act up again..\n\n\nand in case you don't know the generals on the ground advise the president and he makes the decision based on the information they provide.  they make requests and he grants.  please.  we were loosing the revelotionary war until one pivotal battle, likewise with the civil war, and WWII.  please....you don't know what it takes to win a war either..
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My only guess would be Edward Teller.  The guy was nuts.  Should one argue that Economics is a science, then one would also certainly mention Milton Friedman.
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no...  in office... he was an idiot...an ineffective liberal president who's  term will never stand out in history...its nice that he has found something worth while to dedicate his life to...  now if he would only stay out of politics..lol...
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Definitely Clinton.  During the Clinton years our economy was great (imagine operating with a budget surplus rather than deficit!) and he isn't a warmonger.
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Actually, no. A lot of the reforms he tried to implement by executive order were declared a few years after they were decreed as un constitutional by the US Supreme Court. Most of the programs did work, and they were only meant to work in the short term to get the economy rolling again. Some of the things he decreed were wage and price controls, minimum wage, right to organize labor unions, etc. All the things that were implemented to help the working man.