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To: Mister Baredog

Howdy

It only seems clear now, after the Great Man has passed away from this world, that God Almighty gave us his brief time. Ronald Reagan reversed a trend leading towards the light of human liberty being extinguished from our troubled little planet, inheriting an America of broken spirit, economic calamity, and an increasing threat of communist victory after half a century of cold war, and left behind a strong nation in economic vitality, absent the threat of communist world domination.

Now we have many problems, but that is our lot, the good Lord sent us Ronald Wilson Reagan, his life was sufficient to provide us an opportunity to carry on, and that is all.

That is hallowed ground, where lie the remains of the greatest man, the greatest President, who we shall ever know in our own short time.


10 posted on 06/14/2004 5:24:30 PM PDT by MoscowMike
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To: MoscowMike
That is hallowed ground, where lie the remains of the greatest man, the greatest President, who we shall ever know in our own short time.

I couldn't agree more, I cried all week, The silent majority showed their love, it was beautiful.

I can't tell where you are, how about putting up a flag on your homepage.

The Reagan Library is a great place to visit.

I highly reccommend a visit, I'll be going back soon.

16 posted on 06/14/2004 5:41:34 PM PDT by Mister Baredog ((Part of the Reagan legacy is to re-elect G.W. Bush))
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To: MoscowMike
That was a great response which reflects my feelings exactly.
God Bless President RWR and all FReepers.

mc
43 posted on 06/14/2004 9:03:53 PM PDT by mcshot ("When you don't think too good, don't think too much" Ted Williams)
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