Wednesday, February 23, 2011
A President's Day Tradition
Having viewed ridiculous descriptions of what President's Day means from the likes of CNN and MSNBC, I went with my tried and true President's Day tradition - Ronald Reagan's "A Time for Choosing" speech delivered at the 1964 Republican National Convention.
It's 28 minutes long, but this speech changed America because it marked the changing of a man - a man who became the greatest President of the United States in my lifetime. You see the passion for conservative principals that is in no way contrived or manipulative.
This is what I think of when we reach President's Day.
It's 28 minutes long, but this speech changed America because it marked the changing of a man - a man who became the greatest President of the United States in my lifetime. You see the passion for conservative principals that is in no way contrived or manipulative.
This is what I think of when we reach President's Day.
Labels: Conservatism, POTUS, Reagan
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