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Listening to the BBC online & hearing the MPs take after PM May, (Original Post) irisblue Nov 2018 OP
I would pay HUGE money to see that happen... Moostache Nov 2018 #1
Watching Parliment debates during run up to the Iraq war, was educational. irisblue Nov 2018 #2
1981 to 1985 Reagan would have been good... Moostache Nov 2018 #3
Reagan didn't seem to have an in depth grasp of history& sociology & culture to me, even then. irisblue Nov 2018 #4
I may be giving his charisma too much berth... Moostache Nov 2018 #5

irisblue

(33,023 posts)
2. Watching Parliment debates during run up to the Iraq war, was educational.
Thu Nov 15, 2018, 10:47 AM
Nov 2018

And I can imagine Obama, Clinton, Eisenhower doing well. Reagan& Bush1 passable

irisblue

(33,023 posts)
4. Reagan didn't seem to have an in depth grasp of history& sociology & culture to me, even then.
Thu Nov 15, 2018, 11:04 AM
Nov 2018

He could do a campaign stop speach b/c of the movie training though IMO.

Moostache

(9,897 posts)
5. I may be giving his charisma too much berth...
Thu Nov 15, 2018, 11:13 AM
Nov 2018

His first term seemed to showcase a more lucid and adaptable Reagan, but the end was gruesome to watch. His depth would have been a problem at any point, but I am thinking of his debate performance against Carter that gave him a lot of cache for a time...

Regardless, we NEED to have a monthly session where the President answers to the congress in open session like they have in Britain...I would LOVE it!

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