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Monday, June 07, 2004

Ronald Reagan, RIP

Many others will say far more eloquent and meaningful things about the death of Ronald Reagan than I can. Let me just say this: Ronald Reagan was a great, great man who led a great, great life and did great, great things. The world -- the whole world -- is a much better place because of his courage and the strength of his indomitable will. I mourn his passing, and pray that we find another leader half as great as he was. I was proud to serve in the US Navy under Reagan. I was proud to vote for him in 1984. One of the great regrets of my life is foolishly passing up the opportunity to cast my first ever vote for him in 1980.

Let me say again: Ronald Reagan was a great, great man.

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