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Ronald Reagan often has a balanced coverage.

Left: 32%

Center: 39%

Right: 29%

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Tonight the ‘Light of Freedom’ Shines Again. U.S. Ambassador: America Stands with Poland

The candle lit in a window by President Ronald Reagan was more than a symbol. It was America’s pledge: We are with you. That flame of friendship burns brightly tonight. And today, together with U.S. President Donald Trump, we remain faithful to Poland, because a strong Poland is in America’s interest, wrote Tom Rose, the U.S. […] The post Tonight the ‘Light of Freedom’ Shines Again. U.S. Ambassador: America Stands with Poland appeared first on P…Ronald Reagan · Poland Read Article

Trump Brags About Being Called ‘Greatest President in History’ — By Famously Pro-Trump Author

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The pPresident Donald Trump posted to Truth Social Saturday to humble-brag about kudos he received from a famously pro-Trump author. “Wow! The great Art (Arthur) Laffer, Ronald Reagan’s economic ‘whiz,’ and highly respected by all, said in a speech last night that, ‘Donald Trump is the greatest President in history, bar none,'” Trump wrote. The president continued, “Such an honor coming from a man of such wisdom. Also, he said that, ‘Tariffs are…Ronald Reagan · United States See the Story

Radiography of the New Gop: an Unexpected Coalition Built by trump... and Tested by Trump's Own Policies

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

What's wrong with the Republican Party? Where is it going? Does it have a new voter base? What about Ronald Reagan's Republicans? All these questions emerged after Donald Trump's victory in 2024. Although the signs may not have been so clear in 2016 and 2020, the coalition of voters that gave the current president the victory over Kamala Harris was one of the most impressive in recent years.]]>Donald Trump · New York Read Article

'Don't believe it': Pete Hegseth taken to task by WSJ editors over jarring history rewrite

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth proclaimed President Donald Trump to be the true heir of former President Ronald Reagan while speaking at the Reagan Library this week — but the conservative Wall Street Journal editorial board begged to differ.“Most who invoke Ronald Reagan’s name today, especially...Pete Hegseth · Simi Valley Read Article

Still watching: The Spectator celebrates 120 years in print

The suffrage movement, the co-educational expansion of Mississippi University for Women and visits from Barack Obama and Ronald Reagan are just a few of the historical events The Spectator, the student newspaper for The W, has covered in its 120 years of existence. Every fall when a new group of students joins The Spectator staff, faculty adviser Melissa Smith shares the legacy of the long-running publication and what it means to be student repo…Barack Obama · Columbus Read Article

Veteran GOP strategist Karl Rove debunks widely held view of Trump voters

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When Donald Trump launched his 2016 presidential campaign, the paleoconservative "America First" views that he expressed echoed Patrick Buchanan's isolationism and were a major departure from the hawkish Republican presidencies of Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush. And now-Vice President JD Vance echoed the "America First" outlook when, in July 2024, he said he didn't "really care what happens to Ukraine, or way or another."But …Ronald Reagan · United States Read Article

Roanoke College poll: After nearly a year of Trump, Virginians are feeling worse about the economy

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

In the closing debate of the 1980 presidential campaign, Ronald Reagan asked a series of questions that proved devastating to President Jimmy Carter — and that have lingered down through the years as a classic test for candidates: “Are you better off than you were four years ago? Is it easier for you to go and buy things in the stores than it was four years ago?” Roanoke College has regularly asked a similar question as part of its regular consu…Jimmy Carter · Roanoke Read Article

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Tonight the ‘Light of Freedom’ Shines Again. U.S. Ambassador: America Stands with Poland

Trump Brags About Being Called ‘Greatest President in History’ — By Famously Pro-Trump Author

Radiography of the New Gop: an Unexpected Coalition Built by trump... and Tested by Trump's Own Policies

'Don't believe it': Pete Hegseth taken to task by WSJ editors over jarring history rewrite

Still watching: The Spectator celebrates 120 years in print

Veteran GOP strategist Karl Rove debunks widely held view of Trump voters

Roanoke College poll: After nearly a year of Trump, Virginians are feeling worse about the economy

'He Does Not Deserve This honor:' Tensions Erupt over Proposed Charlie Kirk Day

The Strange Tradition The Left Is Using To Undermine Republicans

EDITORIAL: America Needs More People Who Work with Their Hands

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