What would Reagan do?
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The phrase "What would Reagan do?" (often abbreviated to WWRD) has became popular in the United States in the 2000s as a personal motto for thousands of Conservative Republicans who used the phrase as a reminder of their belief that Ronald Reagan is the best example of a conservative politician, and that all Republicans should act in a manner of which Reagan would approve. The initialism WWRD is sometimes also used. It is a phrase used to lambast what many Republicans perceive as the big spending tendency of the Republican Party. It originated by analogy from the earlier phrase "What would Jesus do?".
[edit] Accessories
After 9-11, several merchandisers began putting the "W.W.R.D." inscription on buttons and bracelets, the inscription has also appeared on mugs, rings, bumper stickers, bookmarks, key rings, and clothing etc.
