Quote by Ronald Reagan

In the present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem

In the present crisis, government is not the solution to our

Summary

This quote, commonly attributed to former US President Ronald Reagan, suggests that during times of crisis, government intervention can often worsen the situation rather than solve it. It implies that excessive government involvement and bureaucracy can hinder progress and impede individual freedoms. It advocates for limiting government power and allowing free market principles to take precedence in addressing societal challenges. Ultimately, the quote calls for a more limited role for government in resolving issues and emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility and individual initiative.

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Government

By Ronald Reagan

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