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Ronald Reagan Ronald Wilson Reagan (February 6, 1911 June 5, 2004) was the 40th President of the United States (1981–1989) and the 33rd Governor of California (1967–1975). Read More»From Wikipedia

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• Mr. Huntsman Goes to Beijing

  …international politics at Penn in 1987.) He arrived in Beijing for the first time as part of the advance team for Ronald Reagan 's April 1984 visit to China, and accompanied Reagan to Beijing's Great Hall of the People to meet Deng Xiaoping …

  By Melinda Liu

  11/16/2009International
• Palin's Base Appeal

  …they projected anger and therefore also attracted it. (He was one of the few on the left to predict that the genial Ronald Reagan would win for this very reason.) Let's admit that Sarah Palin is more attractive—some might even want to say …

  By Christopher Hitchens

  11/14/2009Politics
• Gone Rogue

  …postwar presidents understood this. Dwight Eisenhower governed in the 1950s by deftly uniting center and right, and Ronald Reagan did the same in the 1980s. They needed to be flexible to the point of gross expediency. To placate the far right …

  By Evan Thomas

  11/14/2009Politics
• Rethinking the Lessons of Vietnam

  …who, through misleading the public, did wrong. The dominance of this interpretation is beyond dispute. In 1980, Ronald Reagan was attacked for calling Vietnam "a noble cause"; a decade later, George H.W. Bush hoped aloud that Operation …

  By Jon Meacham

  11/07/2009Nation
• No Change to Believe In

  …have used stronger public pressure earlier. There are also intellectual obstacles to reform. For nearly 30 years, Ronald Reagan 's idea that government is the problem has dominated American public discourse, undermining faith in the public sector …

  11/06/2009International

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