The following article, one of numerous on http://www.TheReaganWing.com, that do the same thing, proves the above statement to be exactly what I claimed, a lie:
http://thereaganwing.wordpress.com/2008/01/09/best-of-07-series-dana-carvey-found/
In it we both seriously criticize and mercilessly ridicule the Bush Administration.
In our “about us” page, posted since our founding in 1984, we made this contrast with Reagan:
“For eight years I had kept pinching myself that a real conservative actually was President of the United States. For there was never any question he was genuine. His successors as Republican Party Presidential nominees, the winners, the losers, – all of them, in fact, carried conservative themes (like luggage), but mixed them on the same loading platform among packages stuffed with Liberalism Lite (less filling, sounds great). When the Bushes said “kinder,” “gentler,” and “compassionate” what they actually meant, it is now clear, was “very expensive” and “seriously expanding the role of government.” And Bob Dole campaigned on an unmistakable erosion of the Tenth Amendment as his greatest achievement. Reagan was the opposite. Even when he erred in policy, we could trust his intentions. In 1982, He agreed with the Democrat Congress to raise taxes, but only because he had acquired their promise to make $3 of spending cuts for every $1 of tax increase. That he believed them is testimony to an optimism and faith in the good will of Americans that far exceeds my own. Of course he never got one penny of their promise.”
I could fill many pages with specific refutations of the leftist dogma that the Bush admin. “got no opposition” from actual conservatives. But what would it matter? The truth is obviously of no concern, here.

It is patently false that Republicans and conservatives stood up to the Bush-Cheney machine. We were all paying very close attention during the whole eight years, and that simply didn’t happen.

If conservatives were truly as moral and patriotic as they claim to be, they would have sent their leaders to the White House to tell Bush and Cheney to resign or face impeachment — as the GOP leadership did to Nixon during the Watergate investigations. Bush and Cheney brought the United States to its knees, but what the nation heard from their running dogs on the right was … crickets.

You guys are wasting your time with these desperate attempts to rewrite the history of the Bush era. That book has already been written and you are all complicit in their assault from within on America.

And speaking of rewriting history, the actual record of St. Ronnie’s terms in office would get him drummed out of the GOP today:

A sober review of Reagan’s presidency doesn’t yield the seamlessly conservative record being peddled today. Federal government expanded on his watch. The conservative desire to outlaw abortion was never seriously pursued. Reagan broke with the hardliners in his administration and compromised with the Soviets on arms control. His assault on entitlements never materialized; instead he saved Social Security in 1983. And he repeatedly ignored the fundamental conservative dogma that taxes should never be raised…

One year after his massive tax cut, Reagan agreed to a tax increase to reduce the deficit that restored fully one-third of the previous year’s reduction. (In a bizarre bit of self-deception, Reagan, who never came to terms with this episode of ideological apostasy, persuaded himself that the three-year, $100 billion tax hike–the largest since World War II–was actually “tax reform” that closed loopholes in his earlier cut and therefore didn’t count as raising taxes.)

Faced with looming deficits, Reagan raised taxes again in 1983 with a gasoline tax and once more in 1984, this time by $50 billion over three years, mainly through closing tax loopholes for business. Despite the fact that such increases were anathema to conservatives–and probably cost Reagan’s successor, George H.W. Bush, reelection–Reagan raised taxes a grand total of four times just between 1982-84…

Reagan continued these “modest rollbacks” in his second term. The historic Tax Reform Act of 1986, though it achieved the supply side goal of lowering individual income tax rates, was a startlingly progressive reform. The plan imposed the largest corporate tax increase in history–an act utterly unimaginable for any conservative to support today. Just two years after declaring, “there is no justification” for taxing corporate income, Reagan raised corporate taxes by $120 billion over five years and closed corporate tax loopholes worth about $300 billion over that same period. In addition to broadening the tax base, the plan increased standard deductions and personal exemptions to the point that no family with an income below the poverty line would have to pay federal income tax. Even at the time, conservatives within Reagan’s administration were aghast. According to Wall Street Journal reporters Jeffrey Birnbaum and Alan Murray, whose book Showdown at Gucci Gulch chronicles the 1986 measure, “the conservative president’s support for an effort once considered the bastion of liberals carried tremendous symbolic significance.”

It’s not just the Reagan legacy that fake — the conservative movement is built entirely on a big lie. Conservatives are just shills for corporate interests — although most are too dim-witted to know they’re being manipulated. Conservatives talk a good game about patriotism and fiscal responsibility, but they hate governing and are inept at it — because what they really want is power. And when they get power, as they did in 2000 when they controlled the White House, the Congress and the Judiciary, what they do is hand the goods and treasure of the United States over to their corporate masters.

That’s the record. You can talk around it all you want, but those of us who ignore what conservatives say but instead watch what they do know the truth.

Your talking points about liberals are just nonsense. Go regurg them on Free Republic or some other right wing site, where, by the way, they censor comments simply because they don’t agree with the writer’s opinion. Fascist, much?

Stephen – The phrases “godless atheist” and “Christ denier” are humorous goads at the Christianist Tea Baggers that mimic the sort of terminology they use.

YOU, SAM have the right to choose to have your healthcare overtaken by the gov’t, I may disagree but I will fight for your right to BE ABLE TO CHOOSE and believe what you wish. Once one group of people begin trying to strip away a nations citizens of their right to be heard, and free choice and free will, then it is time to stand up and fight. If this thing devolves into violence it will be sad and uncivilized, but the left embraces not being civilized (i.e. the massive trash left after Obama’s Inauguration by the people who want to “save the planet” vs how clean the patriots left it on 9/12..wonder who really cares the most..not just in words but in deeds…huh? lol)

Its time for the “divide and conquer” politics to end and the government to “listen” to their people….its time for the people to stand up and discipline their government, as its BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE. Its time for the race baiting to stop…because if nothing else the “Law of Unintended Consequences” is going to come back and bite you…if you scream “racism” enough anytime there isnt truly racism, then you demean what it represents to the point that if a person who might actually become a victiim of racism will be ignored because of the “cry wolf” nature of the left now using that term..THINK ABOUT IT….If you truly wish to stamp out what little racism thats left, then dont abuse the term..hold it sacred…otherwise you diminish completely what it stands for. Period…Good Luck America!