To what extent were Presidency and US politics revitalised - key facts

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Reagan’s approval ratings

  • 1980 - 68%

  • 1984 - 59%

  • 1986 - 65%

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Bush’s average approval rating

61%

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Carter’s approval rating

28%

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Clinton’s approval rating

55%

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Reagan’s approval rating following Iran-Contra affair 1986

Fell from 67% to 46%

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Control of House and Senate

  • 1988 - Democrats

  • 1996 - Republicans

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Profit made by Los Angeles Olympic Organising Committee (LAOOC)

$215 million

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Viewers of Reagan-Carter debates

80.6 million

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Viewers of 1996 presidential debates

36.3 million

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Election turnout in 1986

35%

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Bill Clinton’s 1996 inaugural speech

‘The era of big government is over’

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Government spending as a % of GDP under Clinton

Dropped from 22% to 18%

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Size of federal workforce under Clinton

Dropped by 377,000

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Government debt under Clinton

  • Clinton ran surpluses in the national budget, meaning he:

  • Reduced government debt by $450 billion

  • Reduced debt as a % of GDP from 48% to 34%

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States won by Reagan

  • 1980 - 44

  • 1984 - 49