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Jimmy Carter and George W. Bush

Steve Kornacki
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Jeff Wilson

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Alex Pareene

Joe Conason
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Richard Cohen

Steve Kornacki

Steve Kornacki

Andrew Leonard
Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush listens to a reporter's question about his position on abortion January 20. Bush said he thought the 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision on abortion was a "reach" and over stepped constitutional bounds. RTW (Reuters)

Bush (and Reagan) lied about military service too

Joe Conason
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Eliot Spitzer in "Inside Job"

"Inside Job": How the bankers fleeced the world

Andrew O'Hehir
Florida Governor Charlie Crist on April 15.

Steve Kornacki

What Palin forgets (or never knew) about Reagan

Joe Conason
Ronald Reagan, back when he was host of "General Electric Theater."

Reagan on the $50 bill?

Gabriel Winant
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U.S. President Barack Obama speaks about financial reform after his meeting with Presidential Economic Recovery Advisory Board Chair Paul Volcker (L) at the White House in Washington January 21, 2010. Obama proposed stricter limits on financial risk-taking on Thursday in a new populist-tinged move that sent bank shares lower and aimed to shore up his own political base. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque (UNITED STATES - Tags: BUSINESS POLITICS HEADSHOT) (© Kevin Lamarque / Reuters)

Dems bring Reaganism back from the grave

David Sirota
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Thomas Schaller
A headstone for an unknown soldier (left) sits in the empty grass spot, <a href="http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2009/07/21/arlington_secrets/index.html">pictured at right on July 21, 2009</a>.

Mark Benjamin
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Andrew Leonard
Glenn Beck, foreground. In the background: The scene in Tripoli, Libya, Tuesday morning, April 15, 1986, after an American attack on Libya in the previous night. In the chaos and confusion people were searching through ruins, streets were littered with burned out cars and from burst water pipes.

Alexander Zaitchik
U.S. President Barack Obama listens to a question during a news conference in the East Room of the White House in Washington, July 22, 2009.

Paul Maslin
President Richard Nixon, left, meeting with Elvis Presley on Dec. 21, 1970, in Washington.

Vincent Rossmeier
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CBS-TV newsman Walter Cronkite is interviewed in his CBS office at the broadcast center 524 West 57th Street on Feb. 3, 1981 in New York.

Compiled by Dana Cook
Top: U.S. President Ronald Reagan, left, and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev stand alone during their impromptu walk in Red Square in Moscow, USSR, Tuesday, May 31, 1988. In the background is St. Basil's Cathedral. Bottom: East German border guards look through a hole in the Berlin wall after demonstrators pulled down one segment of the wall at Brandenburg gate in this November 11, 1989 picture.

Andrew O'Hehir
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Andrew Leonard

Dear Wingnut, Reagan's dead. Time to move on!

Glenallen Walken
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