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Orange County Register8mon
60 years later, Ronald Reagan’s ‘A Time for Choosing’ speech still resonates - Orange County Register
A critical test came in July 1964, when Reagan spoke to 5,000 delegates at the Kiwanis convention in Los Angeles. That speech had no title but nearly every word was identical to “A Time for ...
Los Angeles Daily News8mon
60 years later, Ronald Reagan’s ‘A Time for Choosing’ speech still resonates - Los Angeles Daily News
A critical test came in July 1964, when Reagan spoke to 5,000 delegates at the Kiwanis convention in Los Angeles. That speech had no title but nearly every word was identical to “A Time for ...
San Diego Union-Tribune8mon
60 years later, Ronald Reagan’s ‘A Time for Choosing’ speech still resonates - The San Diego Union-Tribune
A critical test came in July 1964, when Reagan spoke to 5,000 delegates at the Kiwanis convention in Los Angeles. That speech had no title but nearly every word was identical to “A Time for ...
Press-Telegram8mon
60 years later, Ronald Reagan’s ‘A Time for Choosing’ speech still resonates
A critical test came in July 1964, when Reagan spoke to 5,000 delegates at the Kiwanis convention in Los Angeles. That speech had no title but nearly every word was identical to “A Time for ...
San Diego Union-Tribune8mon
60 years later, Ronald Reagan’s ‘A Time for Choosing’ speech still resonates - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Talk about early voting: Ronald Reagan won the race for the White House 60 years ago. As columnist George Will quipped, “it just took 16 years to count the votes.” Skip to content ...
Daily Breeze8mon
60 years later, Ronald Reagan’s ‘A Time for Choosing’ speech still resonates - Daily Breeze
Talk about early voting: Ronald Reagan won the race for the White House 60 years ago. As columnist George Will quipped, “it just took 16 years to count the votes.” ...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin8mon
60 years later, Ronald Reagan’s ‘A Time for Choosing’ speech still resonates
Talk about early voting: Ronald Reagan won the race for the White House 60 years ago. As columnist George Will quipped, “it just took 16 years to count the votes.” Skip to content ...