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You're right - but then, I don't watch hollyweird. At least, not anymore. The problem is, other people will and may well be unduly influenced by stuff like this.

Truth be told, I was pretty young when President Reagan was in office. I feel robbed - because my opinions were largely influenced by the "big three" news media, educators and so on. Wish I knew then what I know now. God Bless Ronnie and Nancy. The truth always wins out in the end, but it's a real PITA in the interim!

I know, so many people out there being spoon-fed liberal gobbledy-gook, especially those who don't have access to the internet or talk radio, where you can actually learn something.

...I also have a little confession of my own to make concerning Ronald Reagan: In 1980, when I became eligible to vote, I did not vote for him. In fact, throughout the entire decade of the '80s, and while serving in the Navy, I voted Democrat, until 1992, When You-Know-Who ran for president. Looking back, all I can say is thank the Good Lord Reagan won in '80, and was re-elected four years later! It is truly hard to imagine (or stomach) what the United States would have been like under either (a) another four years of James Earl Carter, or (b) four years of Walter Mondale. Thank Heaven the majority of Americans had their heads on straight. I blame my early choices on youth and ignorance of the facts. I allowed the influence of Big Three and my racial background to cloud my judgement of a truly great leader, one that even my current Pastor acknowledges was instrumental in ending the Cold War.

-Regards, T.