Existing comment:
"Our problem is a permanent structure of government insulated from the thinking and wishes of the people... This is Ronald Reagan. Thanks for listening."
Keeping in Touch:
After leaving the governor's office, Ronald Reagan wanted to stay in touch with the American people. From 1975 to 1979, he wrote and delivered more than 1,000 radio addresses to a weekly audience across the United States.
His radio programs revealed that he was an original thinker, a talented writer and a compelling speaker. They ensured that he remained a force in the Republican Party, and more importantly kept his ideas, sense of humor, and vision for the future before the American people. |