[gimme1ibertee]

Are we sure Ron wasn’t the adopted one????
(I know,he’s not but it sure seems that way!)

[wagglebee]

Ronnie just needs to go back to ballet. There’s a reason his father never consulted him about politics.

[EggsAckley]

Thanks for posting this, Jim.

“Ron” had me screaming at my monitor. How could such a doofus be a Reagan?

Regards.

[NoGrayZone]

""Without the involvement of the Tea Party Movement, Pres. Obama would not be trying to negotiate with Republicans on health care reform. Without the Tea Party Movement, U.S. Sen. Scott Brown would not have been elected to fill the seat held by Ted Kennedy – and his brother John before him – in Massachusetts. There's no doubt that Pres. Reagan would respect the power and political potency of this movement."

Amen!! May God continue to bless the American people standing up, awake from our "slumber".

[Baladas]

Michael Reagan > that little twit Ron. It’s as if Ronald Reagan adopted the older one as a preventive strategy, in case his biological son was a flop. The man had vision.

[hellbender]

A FReeper (can’t remember who) posted that heredity (as in royal families) was a terrible way to chose leaders. So true. Michael, the adopted one, is the one child of Ronaldus Magnus who has fully carried on the legacy of his father. Go Michael!

[skeeter]

Ron Reagan speaking for his father. Thats as perverse as things get.

And its the singularly most profound act of disrepect towards his father in a lifetime full of such acts.

[kingattax]

President Reagan understood and appreciated how the love of freedom and the independent spirit of an American was without equal in the world.

Has junior ever said anything that wasn't silly ?

[Paperdoll]

RON REAGAAN IS A LIMP WRISTED LITTLE SIDE WINDER, WHAT I’D CALL THE BAD SEED OF THE REAGAN FAMILY. GOD BLESS MICHAEL, WHO IS DOING EVERYTHING HE CAN TO CARRY ON THE PRINCPLES HIS BELOVED FATHER CHAMPIONED.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

"I believe he would embrace the Tea Party Movement, if he were alive today, and support the work of Sarah Palin

Michael Reagan is absolutely right - and his father experienced many of the same attacks Palin is going through right now: too scary, too extreme, not an intellectual. Reagan spent the late '70s communicating directly with Americans and making his positions clear through radio addresses, and Palin is doing the same thing now through Facebook and Twitter. She's establishing herself as the clear front-runner in opposition to a weak Democratic president. The parallels so far are striking.

Ron Jr. - that apple sure fell a long way from the tree...

[CASchack]

The contrast between Michael and Ron was never more apparent than at the funeral for President Reagan. Michael gave a wonderful eulogy, while Ron covered the typical lefty ideals.

[MadelineZapeezda]

Too bad Michael wasn’t on Joyce Behrhog’s show the other night when Ron was on discussing his Dad and how well he knew what/who he would’ve stood for.

[SuperLuminal]

""Unlike my brother, I campaigned with and for my father in 1976 and in 1980 – and I feel more qualified to say what he would and would not have supported.
He would be applauding the grassroots organization of this country and Sarah Palin for making herself available to elect conservative candidates. "

What I would call: "A swift kick in the groin area!"
("Area"...since that leftist ballerina fop can't have any balls.)