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In response to "Mitt certainly had some of that shine before he reentered the game. -- nm" by Name Withheld by Request

Though that's against the Trump mirror, and Mitt never led the country.

Posted by Roger More (aka rogermore) Jul 13 '18, 09:47

Do you see examples in Canada? Federal or provincial? I'm not sure I see any from the recent Australian or the British perspectives.

The main one that comes to my mind is people from Russia and Eastern Europe who are nostalgic for the Cold War, and even Stalin. But I think that's more because the new world of free markets, democracy, capitalism was confusing and people felt that at least they understood their place in the Soviet system.

And now with Trump, etc, we're seeing changes to the status quo and have nostalgia for the old.

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I think Mulroney got a raw deal, but this is a minority opinion - Reagen Jul 13, 10:02 2
- Yeah, I wish I wish Airbus wasn't out there because his record deserves serious retro-consideration by the masses. -- nm - Name Withheld by Request Jul 13, 10:03 1
  - I'd laugh my balls off to hear a conservative go "now, Pierre Trudeau, there was a leader" - Reagen Jul 13, 10:05

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Though that's against the Trump mirror, and Mitt never led the country.

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