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November 09, 2009 -- WASHINGTON – Today, President Barack Obama announced his intent to nominate the following individuals to key administration posts: President Obama will also appoint four individuals to serve on the Ronald Reagan Centennial... Full Article at All American Patriots
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"Few would have foreseen … that a united Germany would be led by a woman from Brandenburg or that their American ally would be led by a man of African descent."
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Not being there is bad enough, sending Hillary worse, add on some lame across the pond video and its a damn SNL skit that's not funny. But I repeat myself. Where is that echo coming from? From the voice link. Full Article at Althouse
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FILE - In this June 24, 1985 file photo, U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. , talks with President Ronald Reagan, left, as they look over an American Eagle that graced President John F. Kennedy's desk during a fund raising event for the John F. Kennedy M... View Photo »
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Unemployment insurance is a pre-paid vacation for freeloaders.
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President Ronald Reagan spoke at the Brandenburg Gate in what was then West Berlin, divided by the Soviets from East Berlin, on June 12, 1987, marking the 750th anniversary of the City of Berlin. Full Article at New West Notes
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Maybe we will get another date with Orly Taitz in Santa Ana’s Ronald Reagan Federal Building and Courthouse after all. Full Article at Below the Beltway
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A Real American Commander & Chief Ronald Reagan Once Said … Tear Down This Wall … A Lesser One in Obama Only Talks about Himself Via Video … Too Busy to Attend
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A United States President, a Commander and Chief leads by example and changes the face of human history and the future for generations for years to come. Full Article at Scared Monkeys
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WASHINGTON - JULY 27: Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner (2nd-L) walks with Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan (L) during the first U.S.- China Strategic and Economic Dialogue at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center July 27, 2009 in Wash... View Photo »
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Eich bin ein Berliner,’ ensuring American solidarity with Germans oppressed under communism. Trapped behind the Berlin Wall. Ronald Reagan stood in West Germany and demanded, ’Mr. Gorbechav, tear down this wall!
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In early 2009, angered at the rapid growth of governmental interference through its “housing bailout” plan, CNBC commentator Rick Santelli stated on the air that it was time for a “Chicago Tea Party” to voice outrage against the socialization of the... Full Article at RedState
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To understand what is going on, you must understand the various types of ideologies, the way the Parties function in New York, the realities of the two major parties, and the current mindset of the Tea Party and 9-12 Project movements. Full Article at GOPUSA
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FILE - In this June 24, 1985 file photo, U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. , talks with President Ronald Reagan, left, as they look over an American Eagle that graced President John F. Kennedy's desk during a fund raising event for the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library at McLean, Va.
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WASHINGTON - JULY 27: Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner (2nd-L) walks with Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan (L) during the first U.S.- China Strategic and Economic Dialogue at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center July 27, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - JULY 27: Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner (R) walks with Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan (L) during the first U.S.- China Strategic and Economic Dialogue at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center July 27, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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FILE - In this May 14, 1984, file photo, Michael Jackson , center, stands with President Ronald Reagan, left, and first lady Nancy Reagan on the south lawn of the White House prior to receiving an award from the president for his contribution to the drunk driving awareness program.
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WASHINGTON - JUNE 16: Former White House Press Secretary under the Reagan Administration James Brady (L) is pushed by White House Deputy Press Secretary Bill Burton during his visit at the White House June 16, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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Michael Reagan, son of the late U.S. President Ronald Reagan (L), and the head of the museum "Mauermuseum", Alexandra Hildebrand, hold a copy of the speech Ronald Reagan held at the Berlin Wall during a promotion event for an exhibition in Berlin June 12, 2009.
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Michael Reagan, son of the late U.S. President Ronald Reagan (L), and the head of the museum "Mauermuseum", Alexandra Hildebrand, attend a promotion event for an exhibition in Berlin June 12, 2009. The hat in the foreground used to belong to the late President Ronald Reagan.
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WASHINGTON - JUNE 03: A statue of former President Ronald Reagan is displayed following an unveiling ceremony in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol June 3, 2009 in Washington, DC. The statue will become part of the National Statuary Hall Collection.
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WASHINGTON - JUNE 03: Former U.S. first lady Nancy Reagan (L) wipes away a tear after the unveiling of a statue of former President Ronald Reagan in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol June 3, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - JUNE 03: Former U.S. first lady Nancy Reagan speaks during a ceremony unveiling a statue of former President Ronald Reagan in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol June 3, 2009 in Washington, DC. The statue will become part of the National Statuary Hall Collection.
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WASHINGTON - JUNE 03: Former U.S. first lady Nancy Reagan (R) is embraced by Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi during a ceremony unveiling a statue of former President Ronald Reagan in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol June 3, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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photo taken on October 1, 1984 show US President Ronald Reagan (R) and Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang, both holding umbrellas, walking arm in arm, as Reagan escorts him to his car through the rain after a meeting in the Cabinet Room in the White House, Washington, D.C. The memoir of a top...
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FILE - In this July 3,1967 picture, California Gov. Ronald Reagan, right, and his special assistant Jack Kemp, discuss football in his office in Scaramento, Calif.
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A statue of Ronald Reagan looms in the Capitol Rotunda in Washington, Wednesday, June 3,2009, as, from left, his widow, former first lady Nancy Reagan, House Minority Leader John Boehner of Ohio and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nev. take part in an unveiling ceremony of the stat...
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LOS ANGELES - JUNE 25: A view of Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center as media gathers on the news that Michael Jackson has passed away June 25, 2009 in Los Angeles, California. The iconic pop star, 50, was rushed to the hospital today after going into cardiac arrest, according to reports.
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A statue of Ronald Reagan looms in the Capitol Rotunda in Washington, Wednesday, June 3,2009, as, from left, his widow, former first lady Nancy Reagan, House Minority Leader John Boehner of Ohio and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nev. take part in an unveiling ceremony of the stat...
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A letter from Ronald Reagan to Michael Jackson is on display at the Hard Rock Cafe, Tuesday, March 24, 2009, in New York's Times Square. Some 2,000 items taken from Jackson's Neverland Ranch are scheduled to be sold during a televised auction in April.
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WASHINGTON - JULY 27: Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner (2nd-L) walks with Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan (L) during the first U.S.- China Strategic and Economic Dialogue at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center July 27, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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Unemployment insurance is a pre-paid vacation for freeloaders.
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Eich bin ein Berliner,’ ensuring American solidarity with Germans oppressed under communism. Trapped behind the Berlin Wall. Ronald Reagan stood in West Germany and demanded, ’Mr. Gorbechav, tear down this wall!
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I have to tell you—I said that on purpose . . . I believe the Soviet Union needed to see and hear what we felt about them. They needed to be aware that we were realists.
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I believe Mark Kirk, who has consistently supported President Obama's legislative agenda, including cap and trade legislation, is quickly realizing that Republican Primary voters do not share his extreme views. In a desperate attempt to prove otherwise, he is seeking the endorsement of Sarah Palin, a tr...
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We are ready for constructive negotiations with the Soviet Union.
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After a strong start, President Obama's approval ratings have slumped, though they remain at or above 50%. Other recent presidents who took office during difficult economic times -- Carter, Reagan, and Clinton -- were below 50% at the time of the midterms, and saw their parties perform poorly in the ele...
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Today is the day when New York, New Jersey and Virginia can give a tip of the hat to President Ronald Reagan and the vital importance of fiscal conservatism and small, unobtrusive government. Now go out there you guys and win three for the Gipper, that's all we ask.
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From the moment the hostages were seized until they were released minutes after Ronald Reagan took the oath of office as president 444 days later ... the crisis absorbed more concentrated effort by American officials and had more extensive coverage on television and in the press than any other event sin...
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First-term presidents who had sub-50% approval ratings at the midterms -- including Harry Truman, Lyndon Johnson, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, and Bill Clinton -- saw their parties suffer large congressional seat losses.
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We're a states' rights approach party and we should leave it at that... I think we've got to be inclusive in in the model of President Reagan... the Lee Atwater approach, the big tent, I think that's what we have to be all about. I always think that we have to be flexible in accommodating a variety of v...
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Hi, I'm Sarah Palin, Brander of MavericksTM. I've taken time from my busy schedule here in Alaska because it's important you know that [CANDIDATE NAME] is a maverick, just like me and Ronald Reagan. So vote for [HIM/HER] for [OFFICE], and remember the Mavericks‚ MottoTM: 'Let's Keep Our Nation Wild and ...
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Political parties must stand for something ... When Republicans were in the wilderness in the late 1970s, Ronald Reagan knew that the doctrine of ‘blurring the lines’ between parties was not an appropriate way to win elections.
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President Reagan shows little or no concern for the millions trying to find jobs and has no plans or programs to reduce or alleviate unemployment
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Doug Hoffman is a Ronald Reagan conservative that has received endorsements from conservative leaders all over the country including conservative New York Republicans like former Governor George Pataki, but most important, he has the endorsement of conservative Republican voters in his own district
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I'm sure most local Republicans, like me, will welcome Dick Cheney enthusiastically to the Bakersfield Business Conference ... Like Ronald Reagan, he's a steadfast proponent of smaller government, less expensive government and less intrusive government - that's what most Americans want. And, like Reagan...
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I have an announcement to make. Ronald Reagan’s big tent just collapsed in Upstate New York. It no longer exists
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He had already sought legal advice from Fred Fielding, a former White House Counsel to late presidents Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan and former president George W Bush. His lawyer had advised that the CDS should face the meeting and answer all questions truthfully
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It’s not that I don’t trust the deputies. Ronald Reagan said it best when he said, ‘Trust, but verify,’
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If, on one side, you put Nixon, [Ronald] Reagan and George W. Bush and, on the other, Carter and Clinton and judge them on what is normally meant by conservative economics, Republican presidents strayed further from that ideal
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Months ago, President Obama picked a trade expert who worked in the Reagan, Bush and Clinton administrations to be this nation's Deputy Trade Representative. But she has yet to officially join the Obama administration. Why? Because a Republican Senator is holding up the nomination over a bill that he th...
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In 1987, after my first visit to the United States, Vice President Bush accompanied me to the airport, and told me: ‘Reagan is a conservative. An extreme conservative. All the blockheads and dummies are for him, and when he says that something is necessary, they trust him. But if some Democrat had propo...
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In 1987, after my first visit to the United States, Vice President Bush accompanied me to the airport, and told me: ‘Reagan is a conservative. An extreme conservative. All the blockheads and dummies are for him, and when he says that something is necessary, they trust him. But if some Democrat had propo...
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The political mood is beginning to feel to me like the late 1970s, when I was working on Ronald Reagan's campaign, which used bold language, starkly conservative policies and genuine passion ... Then, too, many Republicans judged we would scare off the independent and undecided voters. But in times of f...
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I’m in this race because it’s principle over party. I’m in this race because I’m giving the voters of the 23rd district an option between two liberal candidates, and a conservative Ronald Reagan Republican — a common sense Conservative. And basically, if I wasn’t in this race, voters wouldn’t have much ...
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Second of all, President Reagan, along with Pope JP2 and Prime Minister Thatcher defeated communism in Europe.
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