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REAGAN; Learn more about Ronald Reagan. ... He would fight Communism and big government. He delivered his message with evangelical zeal across the nation. After eight years on the GE circuit Reagan emerged as a recognized conservative spokesman. Now a wealthy man, he was able to provide ... Corporation for Public Broadcasting...
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www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/presidents/video/reagan_05.html
www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/presidents/video/reagan_05.html
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Hired people like James Watt, ... On a lighter note, while less and less of us have any recollection of the New Deal, Reagan happened to be major proponent of Roosevelt and his "big government" New Deal. ... If anyone is responsible for the vast spread of multinational corporations through the past few decades, its Ronald Reagan.
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everything2.com/title/Ronald+Reagan
everything2.com/title/Ronald+Reagan
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Some people have suggested that both in Sacramento and in Washington my cabinet meetings resembled the meetings of a corporation's board of directors. ... We hired a team of independent auditors who documented for the people how bad the mess was, and then I went on television and said I had no choice ... Then their spokesman began:
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www.ronaldreagan.com/firstterm.html
www.ronaldreagan.com/firstterm.html
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Ronald Reagan reminds me of a lot of CEOs I know who run big companies and spend most of their time on their favorite charitable events or lunch with their pals and kind of have a broad-based philosophy of how they want their companies run.
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www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Ronald_Reagan/On_Bended_Knee...
www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Ronald_Reagan/On_Bended_Knee.html
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Ronald Wilson Reagan (February 6, 1911 - June 5, 2004), ... After college Reagan became a radio sports announcer in Iowa. Although he was originally only hired to announce the University of Iowa football games he became so popular in the mid-west he began covering Chicago Cubs baseball games at Wrigley Field.
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www.conservapedia.com/Ronald_Reagan
www.conservapedia.com/Ronald_Reagan
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he travelled widely as a GE spokesman, and was noted for his anti ... Ronald Reagan was a well-known Democrat before becoming a Republican. Growing up, his father was a staunch Democrat. Reagan remembered that his father had refused to take him to the movie "Birth of a Nation", because of its racial stereotypes.
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www.territoriopc.com/eng/ronald_reagan.php
www.territoriopc.com/eng/ronald_reagan.php
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I just feel that this is one of those formal occasions that gets big headlines because it's a formal occasion and not because it really matters. ... In fact, the article doesn't even bother quoting a Kerry campaign spokesman or other Democratic figure. It is as ... And Ronald Reagan would have known better than to try.Actually,
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The whole process enlightened me further into how big of a problem it is, ... Massive weapon aid to Iraq just as it had taken to gassing its own citizens. ... The next day, when it was politely observed that Reagan had lied about British law, Larry Speakes (best name for a white house spokesman ever, BTW) said: "Well, it's a...
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www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/7tbgh/ronald_reagan_...
www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/7tbgh/ronald_reagan_used_to_tell_a_story_about_a/
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Which the wingers and Brooks were all vehemently opposed to when Clinton intervened to stop ethnic cleansing in Kosovo (incidentally protecting Muslims, a fact which, for some reason, the Bush administration has never made use of in its wartime propaganda, I suppose because they'd have to mention The Big Dog if they did).
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