Reagan Remembered as Optimist Who Shaped Modern Politics
A reflective piece on Ronald Reagan's death at 93 after a decade with Alzheimer's, praising his optimistic vision, economic reforms, and foreign policy boldness. It notes his enduring influence on the Republican Party, the bipartisan admiration for his leadership, and quotes leaders like Margaret Thatcher and John Kerry.
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War, the Times and the war-weary generations in contrast
Thomas Lowell argues that wartime reporting then and now shows bias, noting the Normandy invasion of 1944 and the later Iraq conflict. He defends Ike, contrasts public reaction to battles like Omaha with later media criticism, and rejects labeling wars as quagmires.
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Ronald Reagan remembered as hopeful leader and ally to freedom
Cal Thomas pays tribute to Ronald Reagan as a towering 20th century figure who defeated communism, inspired hope, and unified allies with optimism. He notes Reagan's tax cuts, missile defense, and enduring impact, recounting how world events and his presence shaped modern America. Thomas closes by linking Reagan's faith, leadership, and post presidency influence to ongoing national prosperity.
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Margaret Thatcher
Pope John Paul II
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