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The Day Reagan Almost Died
Townhall.com ^ | May 25, 2011 | Guy Benson

Posted on 05/25/2011 5:46:45 AM PDT by Kaslin

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I was always very suspicious of this. Just from the video it appeared to be one of the least secure settings I’d ever seen an American President brought in to.


21 posted on 05/25/2011 7:30:24 AM PDT by Buckeye McFrog
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"Does the book delve into the fact that John Hinkley, Jr's father was friends and business partner with "ex" CIA commander George H.W. Bush? Does is expose the fact that both John Hinkely, Sr. and John Hinley, Jr. were heavily involved with World Vision, an international evangelical organization that often fronts for the CIA? Does it get into the fact that on the day after the assassination Scott Hinkley, John, Jr's brother, was to dine with Neil Bush, Poppy Bush's other son who was neck deep in the S&L taxpayer ripoff of the 80's?"

Still ignored of course.

IMO, Reagan wasn't following the program laid out for him. He was much more compliant after being shot than before. I think he got the message.

22 posted on 05/25/2011 7:36:06 AM PDT by GourmetDan (Eccl 10:2 - The heart of the wise inclines to the right, but the heart of the fool to the left.)
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