Synopsis "The Words of: Ronald Reagan"
Born in Tampico, Illinois in 1911, Ronald Wilson Reagan would grow up to become one of the most popular and important presidents in U.S. history. After serving as governor of California between 1969 and 1975, Reagan became the 40th president of the United States in 1981, a position he held for two complete terms. Leaving the White house in 1989, Reagan had an approval rating of 68%, a rating on matched by Franklin D. Roosevelt and Bill Clinton. In his political career, Reagan took a firm stance against communism and led the nation in the controversial War on Drugs. But before he became a Politian, Ronald Reagan had already established a name for himself as an actor, having appeared in more than 60 movies as well as frequent TV appearances. Often comparing the movie industry with the world of politics, Reagan made it clear at many times how his training and experience as an actor had been of great help within the political sphere. Great, famous and powerful men will always be at the focus of the media, and will receive the attention of the public. Not only the person, but his words will be remembered. The wisdom of these great men will continue to teach generations of young people, long after they themselves are gone. In this book you will get to see many sides of Ronald Reagan, all from his own words. From famous quotes to funny comments, from personal opinions to important life lessons. Discover the man behind the name, reflect upon his words, and learn from one of the most powerful men in U.S history.
