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Hardnox
Thursday, February 3, 2011 at 12:57 PM

Mark,Thanks for that fabulous essay.When I was 25 years old, just before the attempt on his life, I had the priviledge of meeting President Reagan. We had a nice chat and he was truly interested in a young man's opinion. That memory will last me my entire life.He was such a breath of fresh air and he made us all feel proud to be Americans again. He was a class act to be sure.The attempt to compare the current resident to Mr. Reagan is ridiculous and an insult. Reagan exemplified the greatness of America and embraced all Americans, his successor is a divider and a national embarrassment of the highest order. I look forward to his exit in 2013.We do not need the resident or the media to tell us who our next Reagan is. We will see it quite well on our own. In our lifetime we have already embraced greatness once and we remember what it looks like.

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