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Last time I checked, Nancy Reagan still lives in liberal Bel-air, and the only reason Ronnie isn't "living" there anymore is that he died in 2004. He lived there from 1989-2004, during which time it was anything but conservative.

Nancy's gone soft lately, thanks to the influence of her liberal Bel-air neighbors. Needs to get back to conservative Galesberg, Illinois where the Davis family is from. Those were the days when they were hard core conservatives.

Not sure how Reagan managed to vote "liberal Democrat" in Dixon, since he wasn't old enough to vote yet. You have any evidence that Reagan was involved in "liberal" causes back in the 1920s, please feel free to share it with us. "Liberal Democrat Reagan" the FDR supporter was during the 30s and 40s, after he had left Dixon, and while he was living in California starting in 1937. Then Arizonian Barry Goldwater helped him see the light (along with the folks at General Electric)

Interesting how you continually ignore that Dixon DID NOT VOTE FOR BILL FOSTER. Ohhh but 44% of the them did, whoopie-do. At least it's not 80% voting for the likes of Henry Waxman like Reagan's neighbors did back in the 1990s when he was STILL living there. It will be a cold day in hell before you get 80% of Dixonites to vote for ANY Democrat.

Mojave, the places Reagan lived in California want nothing to do with Reaganism or care to be associated with the man one bit. You can spin it all you want, that's the bottom line. Cry me a river. You should be insulting those marxists who have turned the back on their famous son and not the good people of Dixon working to keep Reagan's legacy alive everyday (by electing good Reaganites to the Illinois General Assembly and voting AGAINST the likes of Bill Foster). Read any news article about the town, they are very open and very proud to be associated with Reagan, unlike the liberal Hollyweird crowd that wants to pretend he never existed. But go on insulting Dixonites, just don't expect anyone to come to Reagan's "hometown" in California to learn anything about Reaganism. Not one place Reagan lived in California wants anything to do with the man. We'll be glad to take your tourists looking to learn about the life of Ronald Reagan.

Sure, they can go visit the Museum in Simi Valley, and learn about Reagan, but that's like learning about the Aztec Empire by visiting the Natural History of Museum of Chicago. Glad to see the conservative folks of Simi Valley are keeping Reagan's legacy when he never lived anywhere near them. Fortunately for America, there is one town in America where you can learn about Reaganism from people who actually KNEW the man, and that's Eureka, Illinois, not in Pelosiland.