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To: ratsreek
I envy you that experience. RWR is one step below God in our household.

You aren't the only one my friend. Reagan has been my hero since I was a teen. I still have mementos hanging on my wall. I was only 19, I didn't have a lot to do with him personally, I had breakfast with him and Nancy once. I crawled around Central America fighting commies, delivering weapons, and other such things you probably wouldn't believe.

I'm from NC so Jessie Helms was a staple. I first met him when I was 13 and worked on his campaign. I was sitting in his office on that faithful day asking him to come out and speak to 500 students I had demonstrating on the Senate steps for the $50 million humanitarian aid bill for the Contras. He never made it. :-)

64 posted on 03/20/2011 2:43:26 PM PDT by politicalmerc (The whole earth may move, but God's throne is never shaken. I think I'll stand by Him..)
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To: politicalmerc

We will soon be neighbors, sort of. My hubby and I are moving to (rural) eastern TN soon. We are abandoning the once-magnificent Golden State. I was just a sprout when RWR was our great governor, but those were indeed golden days. Smokey Mountains/Blue Ridge here we come. We will do our part to keep TN bright, American red. :)

I’d be interested to hear some of your Helms and RWR stories. I adored Helms.....hehehehe. He was one really sharp dude.

p.s. I think you meant “fateful”, not “faithful.” ;)


67 posted on 03/20/2011 3:13:00 PM PDT by ratsreek
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