Hero Reagan’s Compromise Would Collide With Tea Party Certitude

remains the modern Republican Party’s most durable hero. His memory will be hailed as The Great Uncompromiser by those who insist the GOP must never flag in its support for smaller government, lower taxes and conservative social values.
His record tells a different story.
During Reagan’s eight years in the White House, the federal payroll grew by more than 300,000 workers. Although he was a net tax cutter who slashed individual income-tax rates, Reagan raised taxes about a dozen times.
His rhetoric matched that of many of today’s most ardent Christian conservatives, yet he proved to be a reluctant warrior on abortion and other social issues. Perhaps most tellingly, he was willing to cut deals, working closely with Democratic leaders such as House Speaker Tip O’Neill of Massachusetts to overhaul Social Security and House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dan Rostenkowski of Illinois to revamp the tax code.
That record prompted President Barack Obama in April to invoke a predecessor’s words about tax fairness, quoting a story about an executive who paid lower tax rates than his secretary and millionaires who exploited loopholes to pay no taxes while a bus driver paid his fair share.
“That wild-eyed socialist, tax-hiking class warrior was Ronald Reagan,” Obama said.
More Complicated
It isn’t that Reagan wasn’t a true believer. He was simply more complicated than that. “Reagan was a splendid politician,” said Lou Cannon, who has written five books about the 40th president. “He didn’t personally think compromise was bad. It’s what he did rather than what he said. He gave the right rhetoric but his policies were centrist.”
That willingness to compromise is what led former Florida Governor Jeb Bush to tell a group of Bloomberg editors in June that Reagan “would have a hard time” leading the Republican Party if it gets to a place where orthodoxy doesn’t allow for disagreement.
One of Reagan’s strengths was his ability to create a compelling narrative about America and its role in the world. “A Time for Choosing,” the talk Reagan delivered on behalf of Barry Goldwater that aired nationwide on Oct. 27, 1964, didn’t help much at the polls; it did launch one of the most successful political careers of the 20th century.
Recurring Themes
Reread the speech today, and you will see the themes Reagan returned to, as governor of California, as White House candidate and, finally, as a two-term president. “This is the issue of this election,” declared Reagan almost 50 years ago. “Whether we believe in our capacity for self-government or whether we abandon the American Revolution and confess that a little, intellectual elite in a far-distant capitol (sic) can plan our lives for us better than we can plan them ourselves.”
Those words are vintage Reagan, which explains why Senator Jim DeMint is quick with his answer to those who say Reagan wouldn’t have a home in today’s Republican Party.
“That’s nonsense,” says the South Carolina Republican and hero of the Tea Party movement.
Yet Reagan understood the difference between a speech meant to attract voters and governance designed to achieve larger goals.
He was politically supple, a master at finding that connective tissue between actions and words. He was willing to accept tax increases if he could obtain a broader overhaul of the tax code, and a larger government if that meant increases in defense spending.
Not in Lockstep
He won over Southern evangelicals who thought he was in lockstep with them in opposing abortion, and then he spoke to their mass rallies only via teleconference, with no image of him on the scene. He appointed moderate judges such as Sandra Day O’Connor.
Then there is the ironic push of Reagan’s legatees to name highways, buildings and schools for him, cost be damned. Not to mention the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, a 3.1-million-square-foot structure, which is the largest office building in Washington.
The Republican Party that Mitt Romney will lead after he accepts the nomination this Thursday is in transition, with an anti-tax, anti-government energy that has stoked enthusiasm while almost guaranteeing the partisanship that has left Washington so paralyzed will deepen.
‘Looks Like Reagan’
Romney is still viewed with skepticism by many Tea Party backers, which may help explain why he picked Representative Paul Ryan of Wisconsin as his running mate. “He reminds us of Ronald Reagan,” Nancy Milholland, co-organizer of the Tea Party chapter in Racine, Wisconsin, said of Ryan. “He’s like the second coming of Reagan. It’s like he’s channeling Ronald Reagan. He even looks like Reagan.”
In its quest for another Reagan, the party has been driving out members deemed too moderate or accommodative. Senator Richard Lugar was one of Reagan’s most loyal supporters in the U.S. Senate in the 1980s, but the Indiana Republican was defeated by a primary challenger who sees DeMint as a role model.
“The idea is not simply to boost the Republican Party but it is to purify the party, and if this requires two or four or six years, so be it,” Lugar said. “The need to move the middle-of-the-roaders, moderates, out of the picture is an insistent one.” While Lugar says Reagan would recognize the Republican Party today, “he would find it a much more difficult group of people with whom to work.”
Even Goldwater
Even Goldwater might have trouble navigating some Republican lanes today. Goldwater, who died in 1998, criticized the rise of religious conservatives in the party and in his later years came to support gay rights and abortion rights.
Republican presidents in the last generation also have pursued policies that would have gained little traction in today’s GOP. Richard Nixon created the Environmental Protection Agency, which has been targeted by some conservatives for elimination. He also advocated wage-and-price controls. George H.W. Bush pushed the Americans with Disabilities Act. George W. Bush expanded Medicare by providing a prescription-drug benefit, one of many measures that substantially increased the federal budget deficit.
Reagan did have an advantage in keeping his party united that doesn’t exist today: The Cold War. “The glue that held Republicans together in the Reagan era was anti-communism, anti- Soviet,” said Cannon. “That’s the reason Reagan was transformational. But once the Soviet Union disappeared,” he adds, “there was no glue to hold the party together.”
Big Business
While Reagan railed against Big Government, he supported Big Business; after his Hollywood career cooled, Reagan made his living as a spokesman for General Electric. Big Business is one area where DeMint and his Tea Party colleagues may diverge from Reagan’s beliefs, at least to the degree that corporations use the levers of power in Washington to gain advantage through changes in regulation and tax policy.
“What the Republican Party needs to communicate to business is that the business of America is business, but the business of business is not to come to Washington to look for some kind of handout or loophole or to get us to pick winners and losers,” DeMint says. “And that’s what we’ve got in the business community now with some of the big players.”
He says, “they figure they’ve got a better shot of getting something through legislation than they have through competition, and Republicans can’t be a part of that.”
Fiscal Cliff
DeMint says that also means it will be harder to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff at the end of the year when tax cuts expire and mandatory spending cuts are imposed. “It’s a critical time because if we go too much further with the public depending on government and business dependent on government, it’s going to be difficult to turn that around in an election. This could be our last chance to get it right,” he said.
Tip O’Neill was only half right when he called Reagan “an amiable dunce,” yet only in today’s climate does one realize just how critical the amiability part was. Reagan liked to negotiate with Rostenkowski over drinks at the White House, and according to Jim Jaffe, Rostenkowski’s press secretary, each man knew the value of giving something to get something.
“When we were growing up, the social skills of politicians were to get along with everybody,” Jaffe said. “That’s something that doesn’t exist anymore.” Richard Norton Smith, a historian at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, and former director of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Library, is among those who questioned whether Reagan would find a home in today’s Republican Party.
Tipping His Hat
“When he ran in 1980 he felt the need to tip his hat toward moderate Republicans, even toward the Roosevelt consensus that governed,” said Smith, who also directed the libraries of four other Republican presidents. “Reagan very shrewdly had been a big-tent Republican and recognized at that point in time that there were a fairly significant number of moderate, liberal Republicans who could be wooed into the tent.”
Since the time of Abraham Lincoln, the Republican Party has been made up of disparate factions. Today, the party is closer to monolithic than at any time since. Smith insists that Reagan “would barely recognize the degree to which not only have conservatives consolidated their control but conservatism itself has been redefined.”
How would Reagan have adapted to today’s political world? It’s a fun question to debate, with, of course, no certain answer. “Reagan demonstrated skill and dexterity,” said Smith. “He kept the big picture in mind.” It is a measure of Reagan’s gifts as strategist and tactician that one of the closing lines of “A Time for Choosing” came not from a hero of conservatism but from the famous 1936 speech of that Democratic Party rabble rouser, Franklin Delano Roosevelt. “You and I,” said Reagan, “have a rendezvous with destiny.”
To contact the reporter on this story: Michael Tackett in Washington at mtackett@bloomberg.net
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Clark Hoyt at Choyt2@bloomberg.net

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Christie Keynote Sells Romney as Truth-Teller on Economy
had at least three jobs to do last night in his keynote speech at the Republican National Convention.
The New Jersey governor needed to fire up the party’s faithful, without offending the rest of the nation — something he hasn’t always accomplished in his home state.
He needed to convince his crowd that Mitt Romney is worthy of their devotion, dollars and labor over the next two months in what polls show will be a close presidential election.
And he needed to sell voters outside the northeast U.S., where he’s best-known, that they should think about being fired up about him in four years, if November’s vote doesn’t go Romney’s way.
The tough-talking governor sought to do all those tasks in a speech that blended biography, a call to face unpleasant fiscal realities and praise for the Republican presidential nominee who he testified was up to the challenges the nation faces.
“Mitt Romney will tell us the hard truths we need to hear to put us back on the path to growth and create good-paying private-sector jobs again in America,” Christie told party activists in Tampa, Florida. “Mitt Romney will tell us the hard truths we need to hear to end the torrent of debt that is compromising our future and burying our economy.”
Sicilian Mother
In a speech tailored to appeal to the middle-class voters Romney needs to win, Christie told of the advice his Sicilian mother gave him about not always doing the popular thing.
“Tonight, we’re going to choose respect over love,” he said. “We are not afraid. We’re taking our country back.”
Christie presented Republicans as more willing than Democrats to deal with the deficit-ridden federal budget and spending matters.
“They believe that the American people don’t want to hear the truth about the extent of our fiscal difficulties,” he said. “They believe the American people need to be coddled by big government. They believe the American people are content to live the lie with them.”
Christie also accused President Barack Obama as failing to show leadership.
‘Real Leaders’
“Real leaders don’t follow polls,” he said. “Real leaders change polls. That’s what we need to do now. We need to change polls through the power of our principles. We need to change polls through the strength of our convictions.”
He also derided Democrats as beholden to special interests. “They believe in teacher unions,” he said. “We believe in teachers.”
The keynote offered Christie a chance to expand his political reach.
“He’s a very strategic guy and this is a very good launching pad for 2016,” said Ross Baker, a political scientist at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. “It introduces you. It brings you to the attention of people who ordinarily might not have thought a whole lot about you.”
Baker said he sees Christie as someone who is “naturally eloquent,” “loves a crowd,” and is mapping out a presidential run at some point.
Baker gave Christie high marks for his speech, saying “his biographical and conversational approach made him an instant favorite with the audience.”
Written Material
Highlighting the importance of his speech — and the desire of Romney’s campaign to stage-manage its convention through vetting what he would say — Christie wrote a full text in advance, something he almost never does.
The keynote speech is a coveted spot by politicians looking to expand their national reach, especially after the 2004 address at the Democratic convention that propelled Barack Obama onto the national political stage and prompted calls for him to run for the White House.
There are no guarantees. Democrats Mario Cuomo, Ann Richards and Harold Ford Jr. and Republican Phil Gramm all gave keynote addresses that were praised as successful without making it to the White House.
Elected in 2009 — New Jersey’s first Republican governor since 1997 — Christie became a national political figure when he raised public employee contributions to pensions and benefits, vetoed tax increases against millionaires and leveled insults at critics during “Jersey-style” confrontations.
He touted his record, saying, “When I came into office, I could continue on the same path that led to wealth and jobs and people leaving our state. Or I could do the job the people elected me to do, to do the big things.”
He took on the challenge, he said, and “three years later, we have three balanced budgets in a row with lower taxes. We did it.”
Bush Appointee
A former U.S. attorney appointed to that post by President George W. Bush, Christie has roots deep in the Republican establishment. Still, few national-level politicians speak to supporters of the anti-tax Tea Party movement more successfully.
Christie, 49, endorsed Romney in October, on the eve of a Republican debate in New Hampshire. It came just a week after his own announcement that he wouldn’t enter the 2012 presidential race, dashing the hopes of some Republican leaders and donors who had sought a Romney alternative.
The governor’s name was sometimes mentioned in the media as a possible vice presidential running mate before Romney picked Representative Paul Ryan of Wisconsin.
There were obvious reasons for Romney to be leery of putting Christie on his ticket.
Running Mate Prospect
New Jersey’s unemployment rate of 9.8 percent is well above the national average of 8.3 percent. At a personal level, his weight makes him less-than-telegenic and he’s known for blunt, off-the-cuff remarks that have led some to view him as a bully.
Christie took note of that latter attribute as he discussed his mother in the biographical part of his speech.
“She was tough as nails and did not suffer fools at all,” he said. “She spoke the truth — bluntly, directly and without much varnish. I am her son.”
Christie, who once favored abortion rights, has changed his view and now opposes them, putting him in sync with the activists who dominate the party.
Ahead of Christie’s speech, Democrats in his state sought to offer some counter-programming that they described as a reality check.
“It’s been a terrible comedy of failures under his leadership,” U.S. Senator Frank Lautenberg, a Democrat from New Jersey, today told reporters on a conference call. “There is no New Jersey recovery. It’s fiction. It’s baloney.”
Lautenberg specifically criticized Christie’s decision to veto a tax increase on millionaires, cut property tax rebates and cut funding to schools and towns, which he said has increased joblessness as governments shed workers to curb costs. He also cited the state’s unemployment rate and the decision by all three major credit ratings firms to lower scores on the states bonds due to the lagging recovery.
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