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 | | Reagan was considered a small-government conservative and supported income tax cuts, cuts domestic government programs, and deregulation, but no one knew what concrete steps he meant to take, or whether the House, controlled by Democrats, would support him. |
 | | He told a nurse, "All in all, I'd rather be in Philadelphia," a reference to the W.C. Fields' tagline (which was itself a reference to an old vaudeville joke among comedians: "I would rather be dead than play Philadelphia"). |
 | | Reagan's fiscal and tax policies were alleged to have increased social inequality, his efforts to cut welfare and income taxes becoming common flashpoints between critics who charged that this primarily benefited the wealthy in America. |
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