Reagan Revolution through President Obama

REAGAN REVOLUTION THROUGH PRESIDENT OBAMA Name Institution Affiliation Course Date of Submission Reagan Revolution through President Obama The period of Reagan Revolution through President Obama is marked with a number of historical moments, one of which is the end of the Cold War and the fall of communism. There are various reasons why this is the most historical of all the events, the main one being that they led to the reduced manufacture and use of nuclear weapons by the former USSR and the USA. The other most historical moment is the rapid growth of the American economy during the Clinton presidency after making necessary changes that ensured the USA has over $230 billion in its surplus. America`s society has continued to debate over the health care issue of all Americans after it was brought to light by the First Lady, Hillary Clinton. Ever since that time, several steps have been made in the quest for healthier America, including the formation of the Affordable Health Care Act and the Obama Care, which was established by the current president, Barrack Obama. Ever since its discovery in the American population in the year 1981, the AIDS pandemic has been on the spotlight since the reign of President Reagan. The center of disease and control, in its first publication, released a report which showed that 41 cases were already confirmed positive and died within the next two years. Ever since it began, the AIDS pandemic has been a source of stigmatization and discrimination among the population of America. The major reason why there were drastic effects of AIDS in its initial stages can be connected to the lack of education and information about the disease. The rise of the AIDS movement was started when the then president, Ronald Reagan refused to acknowledge and continued to ignore the reality of the disease which by then had caused the deaths of thousands of helpless Americans. At the onset of 1983, America had already reported massive loss of over 1500 lives to AIDS with a similar number diagnosed with the disease. It was only until 1985 when the then president saw it fit to make a move and seek professional consultation in the matter that he announced AIDS in public and gave the medics a chance for immediate interventions. President Reagan might have missed the mark in several of his policies and agenda for the country, but not with his all-time success story of deregulation. The only one thing that he perfected was his ideological vision which stretched the imagination of all economists with regards to government spending and taxes...