Likewise, one of his most famous lines from the 1980 campaign was a direct rebuttal of Carter's accusation that Reagan had campaigned against Medicare. "There you go again," Reagan replied.

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"Miami Vice" star Don Johnson recounted his presidential encounters since the Jimmy Carter administration, including smoking at the White House and winning a bet against George H.W. Bush.

Actor Don Johnson shared wild White House stories, including smoking marijuana during Jimmy Carter's administration and beating former President George H.W. Bush in a friendly golf wager.

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