Reagan-Bush '84 gear has a strong cult appeal with an unexpected demographic. For some, longing for the Reagan-Bush era is still strong -- even though they weren't even alive to experience it. The ...

Ronald Reagan, left, and George H.W. Bush met before a 1980 debate.© Associated Press Teeley, left, with President Bush in the Oval Office.© George Bush Presidential Library and Museum ...

Peter B. Teeley, who made a lasting entry in the political lexicon during the 1980 presidential primary when, as press secretary to George H.W. Bush, he came up with the ...

Former Solicitor General Theodore Olson, the conservative lawyer who argued the Bush 2000 recount case, has died at 84. Olson also served as private counsel to former President Ronald Reagan.

Bush in the past was open to criticism on one or two issues, but not now. 1980 is ancient history. People change. Remember, Ronald Reagan was once a New Deal Democrat.

President Bush took a ride on the Laffer Curve yesterday and espoused a tax-cut theory his father once derided as "Voodoo Economics." After a meeting with his Cabinet, the president was asked ...

Reagan, who broke his hip on Jan. 12, does not recognize old friends and does not have a conscious understanding of his presidency. "He deals with it," Nancy Reagan said.

If Bush can deal with the burgeoning controversy over the specious reasons he gave for going to war in Iraq in the same quick and decisive way Reagan dealt with the terrorist attack on the Marine ...

Reagan and Bush both inherited defense budgets that were inadequate for the threats facing the nation. As noted, both men sought-and won-substantial increases in defense spending from Congress.

First Reagan and then Bush came to view Mr. Gorbachev as an authentic agent of change and a trustworthy interlocutor who could at last help end the four-decade-old, nuclear-armed Cold War.

Former Solicitor General Theodore Olson, the conservative lawyer who argued the Bush 2000 recount case, has died at 84. Olson also served as private counsel to former President Ronald Reagan.