Do you think Ronald Reagan had early symptoms of Alzheimerβs in the last year or two of his Presidency?
Please be respectful in the comments, although Iβm not a fan of many of his decisions during his Presidency, no human should die of Alzheimerβs, but he didnβt announce he had it until 1994, 5 years after he left office
After being sworn in, Ronald Reagan outlines the goals of his presidency (January 20, 1981)
What tier does Ronald Wilson Reagan deserve to be in? (Consider not just his presidency!) You can explain why if youβd like
In Call of Duty Black Ops: Cold War (2020), during the first scene with Ronald Reagan there is a jar of Jelly Beans on the table. In real life during his presidency, he ate Jelly Beans in hopes to get rid of his smoking habit. reddit.com/gallery/nnhpdh
Gerald Ford becomes Ronald Reagan's running mate in 1980, wins, then ascends to the presidency after Reagan's assassination. reddit.com/gallery/qni9sf
Did Ronald Reagan show any signs of alzheimer's during his presidency?
41 years ago today Ronald Reagan told supporters on the first day of the 1980 RNC that him and them were ready to βmake America great againβ, which helped him become the 40th President, and 45th President Donald Trump would use that slogan many times in his campaigns for the presidency reddit.com/gallery/ojxtwk
How do American people think of US president Ronald Reagan?
I mean what.
How would you rate the presidency of Ronald Reagan?
This is the fortieth part of my presidential polling series. Below is the list of the other thirty nine previous presidents with their respective scores on the 1-5 scale, listed by presidency:
- George Washington (3.8)
- John Adams (2.6)
- Thomas Jefferson (3.1)
- James Madison (2.5)
- James Monroe (2.8)
- John Quincy Adams (2.6)
- Andrew Jackson (1.7)
- Martin Van Buren (2.1)
- William Henry Harrison (2.5)
- John Tyler (1.7)
- James K. Polk (2.8)
- Zachary Taylor (2.3)
- Millard Fillmore (2.0)
- Franklin Pierce (1.6)
- James Buchanan (1.3)
- Abraham Lincoln (4.5)
- Andrew Johnson (1.2)
- Ulysses S. Grant (3.0)
- Rutherford B. Hayes (2.0)
- James Garfield (2.8)
- Chester Arthur (2.8)
- Grover Cleveland (2.2) [aggregate of 2.3]
- Benjamin Harrison (2.2)
- Grover Cleveland (2.4) [aggregate of 2.3]
- William McKinley (2.6)
- Theodore Roosevelt (4.0)
- William Taft (2.8)
- Woodrow Wilson (2.3)
- Warren Harding (1.7)
- Calvin Coolidge (2.4)
- Herbert Hoover (1.8)
- 1933-1940 FDR (3.7)/1941-1945 FDR (3.6) [aggregate of 3.7]
- Harry Truman (3.7)
- Dwight Eisenhower (3.7)
- John F Kennedy (3.4)
- Lyndon B Johnson (3.5)
- Richard Nixon (2.0)
- Gerald Ford (2.2)
- Jimmy Carter (2.7)
Next up is Ronald Reagan!
TIL in 1985, in the midst of the cold war, US President Ronald Reagan and USSR President Mikhail Gorbachev made a pact to put both their countries differences aside and have their militaries join as one if an alien invasion ever happened. smithsonianmag.com/smart-β¦
President Ronald Reagan's Coat of Arms.
US President Ronald Reagan demonstrates his concept of trickle down economics (1981, colorized)
Is 'Peace Through Strength' as relevant today as it was during Ronald Reagan's presidency?
WIthout the cold war is it still the most optimal military philosophy?
In the 1937 film "They Won't Forget" Ronald Reagan made his debut appearance as an uncredited person in a crowd, this is a nod to how we should erase all evidence of his presidency and existence in general
How might things have been different if Ronald Reagan won the presidency when he ran in 1968?
Obviously Reagan didnβt get the Republican nomination that year but he did run for president. If he became president, how would things be different in terms of Vietnam, world events, domestic policies? What would have permanently changed if Reaganβs presidency was from 1969 onward instead of the 1980s?
TIL that over 138 of Ronald Reagan's administration officials were either investigated, indicted, or convicted during his presidency. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reaβ¦
READ PRESIDENCIES IN COMMENTS BEFORE VOTING | Wiiβs Alternate Elections - Mount Rushmore Series 2. Vote out one president to NOT be included each round. Last time Ronald Reagan got voted out.
On Tuesday, October 30, 1984, U.S. President Ronald Reagan signed the Proclamation 5273 (Commemoration of the Great Famine in the Ukraine), thus designating Sunday, November 4, 1984, as a Day of Commemoration of the Great Famine in the Ukraine in 1933 [600 x 904]
Ronald Reagan meeting with President of Zaire, Mobutu Sese Seko, in the White House, December 9th, 1986 v.redd.it/me5anjnz4y681
There is a billboard on I-44 between Oklahoma City and Lawton that reads βGovernment takes from the needy and gives to the greedy β Ronald Reaganβ and he did more damage to the middle class than any President I can think of. This is how brainwashed my part of the country is.
Ronald Reagan meeting with President of Zaire, Mobutu Sese Seko, in the White House, December 9th, 1986 v.redd.it/9afwomyv4y681
American fans help! I've been doing my hundredth rewatch of both seasons and in S1 ep 5 (tan lines) after they win the match ted says to beard about "like in 80s" beard says "who was president then?" Ted "Ronald Reagan" Beard "RONALD REAGAN... THE ACTOR" what is the joke there?
Apologies for being a ditzy Brit, just want to be in on the joke
Edit: Thanks for the award kind stranger! I have never actually got one before and I feel blessed π₯°
It's kinda weird how ronald reagan is considered one of the best presidents
He was one of the worst imo, he did so many terrible things that are still affecting us today
What book could I read to better understand the presidency of Ronald Reagan?
I'm very interested in Reagan's biography and presidency and I'm looking for well documented, non-biased books about his figure. Which one should I read?
[Op-Ed] - Letters to the Editor: Ronald Reagan's presidency was one of the most destructive in U.S. history | LA Times latimes.com/opinion/storyβ¦
A photo John Hinckley Jr. took of himself in 1980, the year before he attempted to assassinate U.S. President Ronald Reagan.
Jerry Parr, one of the Secret Service agents who helped save President Reagan's life during his assassination attempt, was inspired as a young boy to join the Secret Service after watching Ronald Reagan play an agent in a 1939 movie. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerβ¦
For those who remember when Ronald Reagan was president, how would you describe his presidency as a whole? Good? Awful? So So?
Ronald Reagan: Worst President Ever? "[T]hereβs a growing realization that the starting point for many of the catastrophes confronting the United States today can be traced to Reaganβs presidency." consortiumnews.com/2009/0β¦
TDIH: February 6, 1911, Ronald Reagan was born. He served as the 40th president of the United States from 1981 to 1989 and became a highly influential voice of modern conservatism. Prior to his presidency, he was a Hollywood actor and union leader before serving as the 33rd governor of California. whitehouse.gov/about-the-β¦
An executive memorandum signed by then-President of the Screen Actors Guild, Ronald Reagan (1948, Colorized)
TIL Ronald Reagan recieved shipments of Jelly Belly jelly beans during his presidency that helped successfully wean him off smoking. His favorite flavor was licorice. ibiblio.org/sullivan/CNN/β¦
Actor Ronald Reagan in his star role as Dumbass President in "We begin bombing in five minutes" (1985) from the film series "United States of America" (since 1776)
Two decades ago, ex-Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir offered the stunning confirmation that βof courseβ an October Surprise plot had blocked President Jimmy Carter from gaining the release of 52 U.S. hostages in Iran, thus helping Ronald Reagan win the presidency in 1980 consortiumnews.com/2012/0β¦
What did you think of Ronald Reagan's presidency?
What is your overall view of Ronald Reagan when considering his presidency?
