President of the United States (1981–1989) · 1911–2004
Ronald Reagan Political views on the 12 axes
Cut taxes and regulation, built up the military against the Soviet Union and argued that government was the problem, not the solution.
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Our estimate from their writing and record. Axes they took no clear view on are left out.
Federal
Representative Democracy
Statist
Non-Interventionist
Militarist
Free Trade
Capitalist
Free Market
Spiritual
Conservative
Centrist
Technological
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Ideologies closest to Ronald Reagan
Compared on economy, power, diplomacy and culture, the four axes every ideology is defined on.
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Cut taxes and regulation, built up the military against the Soviet Union and argued that government was the problem, not the solution. Where Ronald Reagan took a clear view. Structure: Federal; Representation: Representative Democracy; Power: Statist; Diplomacy: Non-Interventionist; Military: Militarist; Trade: Free Trade; Economy: Capitalist; Control: Free Market; Religion: Spiritual; Culture: Conservative; Immigration: Centrist; Technology: Technological.
Conservatism (92% match), then Neoconservatism (89% match) and Reactionary (85% match). Compared on economy, power, diplomacy and culture.
They are our editorial estimates from Ronald Reagan's writing and record, from 0 to 100 on each axis. Axes they took no clear view on are left out.
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