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"I said, Reagan won't take care of you like us Democrats have!"
- Title: "I said, Reagan won't take care of you like us Democrats have!" / Brooks.
- Creator(s): Brooks, Charles, 1920-, artist
- Date Created/Published: 1981 July 12.
- Medium: 1 drawing : ink brush and graphite, with opaque white ; on sheet 27.7 x 38.4 cm.
- Summary: Editorial cartoon shows Speaker of the House Tip O'Neill calling down to a man at the bottom of a deep hole labeled "Where 40 Years of Democrat Solutions to Problems of the Poor Have Left the Poor." O'Neill insists that President Reagan won't look after the poor the way the Democrats have. During his presidential campaign, Reagan insisted that the national debt was mortgaging the nation's future and promised to balance the budget through reduction in government spending and through tax cuts as well. Democratic leaders attempted to rouse public support for their own budget proposals through a public information campaign, but were unable to counter the seductive promises of the popular new president.
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- Call Number: WOOD - PI, no. 1240 [P&P]
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- Signed "Brooks The Birmingham News" in lower right corner.
- Inscribed in ink across bottom: make 39 Picas Wide Sunday, July 12, 1981.
- Published July 12, 1981, in The Birmingham News.
- (DLC/PP-2001:055-4)
- Forms part of: Art Wood Collection of Cartoon and Caricature (Library of Congress).
- Former call number: Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:055-4
- Sources: New York times, July 7, 1981, p. A-1 ljr
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- Medium: 1 drawing : ink brush and graphite, with opaque white ; on sheet 27.7 x 38.4 cm.
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- Call Number: WOOD - PI, no. 1240 [P&P]
- Medium: 1 drawing : ink brush and graphite, with opaque white ; on sheet 27.7 x 38.4 cm.
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