I believe you said Reagan's policies didn't benefit most people at the time of his administration. If that were true, then I think people who were of voting ag

I believe you said Reagan's policies didn't benefit most people at the time of his administration. If that were true, then I think people who were of voting age at the time likely would have had time to reflect on how they felt when they handed Reagan the largest landslide victory of all time and whether they still feel that way today. My guess, and I'm sorry if I came across as a jerk, but my guess is that most people, upon reflection would still say, given the alternatives of Jimmy Carter or Walter Mondale, they still benefited more under Reagan more than the other possible candidates. As for ending WWII prosperity, Vietnam and a couple of oil shocks took care of that long before Reagan became president.