Book lady first the world of first lady Sarah Polk. Amy will discuss a littleknown story of the strong role mrs. Poke played as a brilliant master of the art of politics and public relations. And who was a critical partner to her husband and his most trusted advisor . Next well be lois romano. Independent Scholar Columnist with the Washington Post and author of the book an inconvenient widow about Mary Todd Lincoln who lois describes as the most ill served first lady in history and who was flawed but generous and empathetic and didnt deserve to be demonized the way that she was including enduring her sons relentless efforts to commit her to an insane asylum. As low as explains it mary deserves better. Next will be Julius Y independent Scholar And Author of the recent Book Lady Bird Johnson Hiding in plain sight who will discuss the profound yet underappreciated impact that ladybirds political instincts had on lbjs presidency. Drawing on fascinating Source Material that has been largely
I now have the privilege of introducing our second Panel Today and then later of course moderating your questions. Of which we will take as many that we can. Are Panelists Today . Are Amy Greenberg . George Winfrey Professor of american history at Penn State University and author of the Book Lady first the world of first lady Sarah Polk. Amy will discuss a littleknown story of the strong role mrs. Poke played as a brilliant master of the art of politics and public relations. And who was a critical partner to her husband and his most trusted advisor . Next well be lois romano. Independent Scholar Columnist with the Washington Post and author of the book an inconvenient widow about Mary Todd Lincoln who lois describes as the most ill served first lady in history and who was flawed but generous and empathetic and didnt deserve to be demonized the way that she was including enduring her sons relentless efforts to commit her to an insane asylum. As low as explains it mary deserves better. N
Are arthur laffer, stephen moore, and edwin meese iii. Good evening everybody, thank you so much for joining us today. Its my pleasure to welcome everybody todays event, a celebration of the 40 Year Anniversary of the reagan tax cuts. I met dickerson, director of the grover and, here at the Heritage Foundation. We focused our research on issues related to taxes and spending, i think theres been a little too much about those going on recently. But were very happy to be hosting this event, the celebration. The economic recovery tax act, which is a positive change in tax dollars, yes. But it represented much more than that. It was a change in the mindset. In the 1970s where a time of i inflation, high unemployment, low one opportunity. Our leaders rejected the idea of american greatness, i thought the American Dream was behind us. 30 years ago, the Heritage Foundation hosted the celebration for the tenth anniversary of the tax cuts, it was titled the importance of americas victory over wa
Featured speakers via steve forbes and the third period. Good evening everybody, thank you all so much for joining us today. It is my pleasure to welcome everybody to todays event, a celebration of the 40 Year Anniversary of the reagan tax cuts. I am Matt Dickerson director of the program for federal budget here at the Heritage Foundation. Our team and i focus our research on issues related to taxing and spending, which i think theres been a little too much of both of those going on recently. We are very excited to be hosting this event, the celebration. The economic recovery tax act, positive change to tax policy that represents a much more of that. Its a change in the mindset. The 1970s were time of high inflation, high unemployment, low opportunity. Our nations leaders rejected the idea of american greatness and thought the American Dream was behind us. Thirty years ago the Heritage Foundation hosted a celebration for the tenth anniversary of the tax cut. It was titled the importanc