[Rufus2007]

Funny to imagine how anyone would think Ronald Reagan would have cast aspersions on the tea parties...

[yarddog]

Interesting that Reagan’s adopted Son takes after him much more than his natural one.

[aruanan]

If you listen to Reagan's son Ron, who has recently appeared on MSNBC's "Hardball" and HLN's "The Joy Behar Show," and tends to have a left-of-center perspective, one might think Reagan would have looked down upon the tea party protests and Palin. That's not the case according to his other son Michael.

No, Ronnie misheard the question as "Would your father, Ronald Reagan, have approved of teabagging parties?" to which he accurately replied that he would not have approved.

[Brad’s Gramma]

and tends to have a left-of-center perspective

And TENDS to?????

[Tonytitan]

"You're up, kid. Make it count!"

[sickoflibs]

Why would we care what Ron Reagan claims his father would do about something 30 years later?

[ExTexasRedhead]

Reagan would have supported the Tea Party Patriots 100%.

[CMailBag]

If you do an image search on Google for a “smarmy prick” Non Reagan’s picture shows up.

[dajeeps]

Reagan often went to the people for help when he was having difficulty dealing with the socialists, telling them what the socialists were trying to do and why he thought it was a bad idea. He encouraged folks to call their representatives and let them know how they felt.

He knew that power in the United States ultimately belongs to the people and lived it.

I don’t know what he would have thought about Palin, but I’m pretty sure that if not in office he would have been out there right along with the tea partiers.

[Nateman]

They had on the feisty Pam Geller of Atlas Shrugs fame. Even with three libs arrayed against her she still cleaned their clocks.