[Outrance]

I really don’t know what was going on inside the old boy’s head but he was a hell of a President and there isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t miss his leadership, wisdom and strength.

They can say whatever they want but I remember the Carter days and the deep depression of spirit this country was it.

I thank God for Ronald Reagan.

[Ladysmith]

Hear hear! I was trying to understand the issues of the day and politics in general and could not figure out why the press distorted what I hear this man say. There was no doubt Ronaldus Magnus was a true Patriot, and I loved it.

Now that I’m clued in, I admire him all the more. His convictions were evidently true to heart because they didn’t change, regardless of his health. That this sap of a son is trying to discredit him in any way says more about the son than it does about the father.

[higgmeister]

They can say whatever they want but I remember the Carter days and the deep depression of spirit this country was it

National malaise, ennui and foreboding. I suffered through Mr. Carter's USAF and the lift when President Reagan took command was elevating.

Clinton said, "you better put some ice on that."

Carter said, "you better put on a sweater." (He only lusted in his heart)