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So Now They Think He Was Charming (Ann Coulter NAILS It Once Again -- !)
Yahoo! News ^ | 6/9/04 | Ann Coulter
Reagan is survived by his wife, three children, and the hundreds of millions of people he saved by winning the Cold War.
 
 
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Ross Mackenzie: The Three R's – Reaganomics, the Reagan Doctrine, the Reagan Revolution
The Richmond [VA] Times-Dispatch ^ | June 10, 2004 | Ross Mackenzie
 
 
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Analysts: Reagan Death Could Affect US Election
VOA News.com ^ | 6/9/04 | Jim Malone
Reagan's death really drove home how small John Kerry is. In all the great things Reagan did as President, Kerry was there - fighting him tooth and nail every step of the way.
 
 
 
 
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Ronald Wilson Reagan Condolence book
Ronald Reagan Library ^
 
 
Great Reagan Website
Personal Website ^ | June 6, 2004 | Jody Wilson
It contains great stupid quotes by liberals in the 1980's who ridiculed the idea that the Cold War could be won.
 
 

 
 
 

52 posted on 06/09/2004 5:00:58 PM PDT by backhoe ("To Sail Beyond the Sunset...")
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Most remember Reagan in a patriotic sense. You might not have agreed with him all the time, but, you knew he had our nations best interest at heart.
He was not a Republican President, he was an American President.
 
One of the very best eulogies ever. I love Dick Cheney.
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Cheney recalls Reagan as faithful, optimistic
Washington Times ^ | 6/10/04 | AP
Reagan Cheney Text
 
 
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Pictures From Reagan's Funeral Procession
f zero | 6/9/04 | f zero
 
 
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Reagan: What His Own Words Tell Us
Chron Watch ^ | 09 June 2004 | Bob Chandra
 
 
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Mark Steyn: Reagan In Hollywood
The Spectator ^ | June 12, 2004 | Mark Steyn
 
 
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Admirers draw parallels for Reagan, Bush
Washington Times ^ | 6/10/04 | Donald Lambro and Ralph Z. Hallow


 
 
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Unsung Triumph (Reagan set stage for long economic expansion)
The Washington Post ^ | Wednesday, June 9, 2004 | Robert J. Samuelson
 
 
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Kudlow: Reagan's link (between economic growth at home and American strength overseas)
Townhall ^ | June10, 2004 | Larry Kudlow
 
 
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East Europeans pay tribute
Washington Times ^ | 6/10/04 | Bruce I. Konviser
 
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Oval Office encounter
Washington Times ^ | 6/10/04 | Donald Lambro
 
 
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CSPAN Replay of the Procession
CSPAN ^ | June 9, 2004 | CPSAN
It Really really hit me hard when they put the Coffin on the Caisson today. I told my wife that he's really been gone a while out of the public eye but it was nice to know that he was still around and alive, but death is so final, I'm think back to my younger days and what a giant that man was in my life, how proud he made me feel to be an American. I was 12 in 1980 and remember how he brought us out of the dismal days of inflation and Carter. His demeanor just made you believe things would be better. God I miss the man so...
 
 
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The Reagan renaissance
townhall.com ^ | 6/10/04 | Alan Reynolds
 
 
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MRC Alert: Liberal Media's Reagan-Bashing Record
MRC ^ | Wednesday June 9, 2004 | Brent Baker,Rich Noyes,Jessica Anderson
 
 
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The Gip and George W.
townhall.com ^ | 6/10/04 | Larry Elder


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The Young American
townhall.com ^ | 6/10/04 | Helle Dale
 
 
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STANEK: President Reagan felt fetal pain (Good Read)
The Illinois Leader ^ | 6/8/04 | Jill Stanek

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NBC's Couric and O'Donnell: Blame Reagan for Capitol Hill Shooting
http://www.mediaresearch.org ^ | 6-9-2004 | BOB ADAMS/KEITH APPELL
Medicaid Funding's Impact on Mental Health Facilities.
 
Ronald Reagan - The Great Comedian
 
The Reagan/Bush Comparison

 
 
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Miami's Cuban-Exiles Mourn Ronald Reagan
Voice of America ^ | 09 Jun 2004 | Jim Teeple
Viva Reagan! --- Signs seen on lawns in Miami before the 1984 election.
 
 
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Reagan as remembered by Russians
Pravda ^ | JUne 8, 2004
"New generations of Russians will remember Ronald Reagan as a superman who advanced the establishment of democracy in their countries. "
 
 
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Ronald Reagan: The Enduring Presidency
NewsMax ^ | 6/9/04 | Vincent Fiore
I think that Reagan has assumed folk hero status, as he was perceived by some in Russia during his lifetime. The Left did this with Roosevelt, thanks to Woody Guthrie, the Almanac Singers and others. But Reagan's appeal really has been to ordinary Americans, unlike various varieties of Marxists pretending to be "of the people" as they believe themselves the annointed Party elite, the "vanguard."
 
 
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Las Vegas Strip going dark for Reagan
World Net Daily ^ | Jun 10, 2004 | staff
 
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Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher pay her respects
Reuters ^ | 6-9-04
My prayers are with her. She was, is, and always will be a great figure in world history.

President Reagan chats with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher during State Arrival Ceremonies in this Feb. 26, 1981, file photo at the White House. Ronald Reagan (news - web sites), the cheerful crusader who devoted his presidency to winning the Cold War, trying to scale back government and making people believe it was ``morning again in America,'' died Saturday, June 5, 2004, after a long twilight struggle with Alzheimer's disease (news - web sites). He was 93. (AP Photo/File)


54 posted on 06/10/2004 1:50:15 AM PDT by backhoe (1990's? Decade of Frauds. 2000's? Decade of Lunatics...)
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