Introduction It’s a real honor to be here at The Heritage Foundation. This is one of the most important institutions in our nation’s capital indeed, in the entire country. For decades, The Heritage Foundation has led the way in promoting policies that advance freedom, prosperity, and individual liberty. It’s been a stalwart in the fight to confirm textualist, originalist judges who will interpret the law as written, not make policy. I’m particularly honored to have been invited to deliver this year’s Joseph Story Distinguished Lecture.
number one, the administration, then, was still essentially taking the programs and the philosophy that lyndon johnson brought in with the so-called great society, and they were continuing those programs, and even building on them both in the nixon and the ford administrations, so he felt that the government was growing too fast, the federal government, and spending too much money. and the other thing was, he had studied communism from the early days, his early days in the 1940s, when he was president of the screen actors guild, and the communist party usa tried to take over the movie industry in hollywood because they wanted to use it for propaganda. they tried to infiltrate the various unions, and one of the unions was the screen actors guild where ronald reagan was the president. he fought the communists and
the wrong track in two ways. number one, the administration, then, was still essentially taking the programs and the philosophy that lyndon johnson brought in with the so-called great society, and they were continuing those programs, and even building on them both in the nixon and the ford administrations, so he felt that the government was growing too fast, the federal government, and spending too much money. and the other thing was, he had studied communism from the early days, his early days in the 1940s, when he was president of the screen actors guild, and the communist party usa tried to take over the movie industry in hollywood because they wanted to use it for propaganda. they tried to infiltrate the various unions, and one of the unions was the screen actors guild where ronald reagan was
the wrong track in two ways. number one, the administration, then, was still essentially taking the programs and the philosophy that lyndon johnson brought in with the so-called great society, and they were continuing those programs, and even building on them both in the nixon and the ford administrations, so he felt that the government was growing too fast, the federal government, and spending too much money. and the other thing was, he had studied communism from the early days, his early days in the 1940s, when he was president of the screen actors guild, and the communist party usa tried to take over the movie industry in hollywood because they wanted to use it for propaganda. they tried to infiltrate the various unions, and one of the unions was the screen actors guild where ronald reagan was
the wrong track in two ways. number one, the administration, then, was still essentially taking the programs and the philosophy that lyndon johnson brought in with the so-called great society, and they were continuing those programs, and even building on them both in the nixon and the ford administrations, so he felt that the government was growing too fast, the federal government, and spending too much money. and the other thing was, he had studied communism from the early days, his early days in the 1940s, when he was president of the screen actors guild, and the communist party usa tried to take over the movie industry in hollywood because they wanted to use it for propaganda. they tried to infiltrate the various unions, and one of the unions was the screen actors guild where ronald reagan was