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Nancy has neither the character nor the intellect to support her party in this year of crisis. She doesn't want a Texas cowboy horning in on her husband's reputation in any way. While she won't support Kerry, don't expect her to lift a finger for W. She has screwed Republicans before, and cannot be expected to help them this time. Don't attack Nancy, just dismiss her as a tired old woman who has nothing to do with the Reagan legacy (beyond keeping his name out there in lights -- the softer the better).

I've never liked the little weasel. He destests President Bush, I've heard him say as much in interviews.

I wondered why Ron's "wife" showed up one the second day of late President Reagan's funeral tributes. I didn't see her at all during the first day.

Nancy has neither the character nor the intellect to support her party in this year of crisis. She doesn't want a Texas cowboy horning in on her husband's reputation in any way. While she won't support Kerry, don't expect her to lift a finger for W. She has screwed Republicans before, and cannot be expected to help them this time. Don't attack Nancy, just dismiss her as a tired old woman who has nothing to do with the Reagan legacy (beyond keeping his name out there in lights -- the softer the better).

I'm sure you're right, but I'm still hoping she'll come to her senses. Michael Reagan should be asked to speak at the convention. He's a great speaker and will be the "other son" that can speak on behalf of his father (unlike the tutu boy).

Says C. P: " Nancy has neither the character nor the intellect to support her party in this year of crisis. She doesn't want a Texas cowboy horning in on her husband's reputation in any way. While she won't support Kerry, don't expect her to lift a finger for W. She has screwed Republicans before, and cannot be expected to help them this time. Don't attack Nancy, just dismiss her as a tired old woman who has nothing to do with the Reagan legacy (beyond keeping his name out there in lights -- the softer the better). "

These unfortunate remarks are nonsensical; and they are absolutely asinine. Mrs. Reagan is a wonderful woman - who in every way continues to be first-class, as anyone who observed the funeral became immediately aware. She has always been a friend and supporter of Bush family members - and they of her.

"Nothing to do with the Reagan legacy..." Really! You'd better read the biographies of Reagan: Nancy was foremost the source of love, support, and, many times, protection. This continued right up to the President's death, a period extremely difficult for her, inexpressionably difficult to someone in that position.

No, we are not "dismissing" Mrs. Reagan. We are embracing her with our eternal love, and we thank the Lord for her.