Michael Reagan Reveals Ron Jr. Never Voted for Father

NewsMax ^ | 7/15/04 | Carl Limbacher et al

[NautiNurse]

Was Ron P. too young to vote in 1976?

Li'l Ronnie was born May 1958. We could reasonably argue that he is too immature to vote today.

[petitfour]

If he wanted to support his father, he would have voted in the primary. As a Republican if such was required. However, is CA a state where you have to be registered as a Republican or RAT in order to vote in a particular primary?

[petitfour]

lol

[Mike Bates]

Reagan didn't survive the primary. . .

Sure he did, he just didn't win enough delegates at the convention. He lost by a razor-thin 1,070 to Ford's 1,187.

Michael M. Bates: My Side of the Swamp

[Nataku X]

Why would that matter if that's his legal name? My father was a II and he didn't become a I when my grandpa died.

[Darlin']

To the best of my knowledge, our beloved former President was never known as, Ron. Ronald and Ronnie, Mr President or former President Reagan, yes, but not Ron. Likewise, as far as I know, Twinkle Toes is only known as Ron, he has never been called Ronald.

[BlackElk]

RPR was a, ummmm, ballet dancer (cough, cough). You are right. We should not call him junior.

We might call him Tail Feather instead.

Can we get a DNA test to disprove Little Ronnie Tutu's biorelationship to Ronaldus Maximus?

[HamiltonJay]

Ron's always been a raging leftist... the only thing he has in common with his father is a last name... there is not remotely anything ideologically similar between Ron and the Gipper. They had been butting heads over policies and politics since long before Gipper won the Presidency.

[BykrBayb]

A man doesn't stop being a junior when his father dies.

[ninenot]

Makes him a candidate for the Salvatorians, eh?

Leftie and LightShoed.

[exhaustedmomma]

For even more accuracy, I prefer Rhonda Reagan. I don't think he has testicles.

ROFLOL!!!!!! heheheh!!!!!!!! that's funny!!

[Nataku X]

Thanks. I thought Junior appellations were set in stone via birth certificates like II, III, IV--guess not. And I never even thought about the inappropriateness of having a I for "commoners" before. You learn something new every day.

A person who is named after another person in the family (not the father) takes the II, III, etc, which is part of the game name and never changes.

I guess my family broke tradition because we have a (original), II, III, and IV, wherein II was the father of III, and III was the father of IV, and so on. Oops!

You learn something new everyday!

[Wolfstar]

He's 46 now, so he was 18 then.

[Guillermo]

Amazing how the adopted one is the one most like his father.

[Wolfstar]

Can we get a DNA test to disprove Little Ronnie Tutu's biorelationship to Ronaldus Maximus?

Ron 'P'rissy Reagan looks like Nancy. I would bet my last dollar she never "stepped out" on her beloved Ronnie. The kindest thing I can say about Ron 'P'rissy is that he has a marvelous tonal quality to his voice. Perhaps that's the one thing he inherited from his dad.

[Bernard]

So all this noise is because people are trying to get financing for their special projects? and if it's the government writing the check, that means investors won't have the ability to control what the spenders are doing.

Hmm, sounds like a good idea for the spenders.

[ClearBlueSky]

I REALLY REALLY like Michael Reagan! A genuine class act, like his dad.
Wonder if he has any political ambitions? We can hope!!

[wagglebee]

I think if Kerry and Edwards were to leave their wives and run off to someplace like San Francisco together, they would probably take little Ronnie along to be the "pool boy."