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“Strange How Some Choose to Live Like That . . .”

“Strange How Some Choose to Live Like That . . .” (58)

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Depicting President Ronald Reagan and counselor Edwin Meese riding in a limousine, Herblock castigates the disregard and insensitivity Reagan had expressed the day before in an interview regarding the disastrous impact of his economic policies on the nation’s homeless and poor. Large tax cuts for the wealthy and major cuts in government-funded social programs formed the basis of “Reaganomics,” or supply-side economics. Herblock gives visible form to the acute deprivation resulting from policies favoring the “well supplied.”
Depicting President Ronald Reagan and counselor Edwin Meese riding in a limousine, Herblock castigates the disregard and insensitivity Reagan had expressed the day before in an interview regarding the disastrous impact of his economic policies on the nation’s homeless and poor. Large tax cuts for the wealthy and major cuts in government-funded social programs formed the basis of “Reaganomics,” or supply-side economics. Herblock gives visible form to the acute deprivation resulting from policies favoring the “well supplied.”