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Ronald Reagan Reagan wouldbe named "the great communicator." He oversaw the largest peacetime increase in defense spending, as well as the largest single tax cut in American history. His conservative view would set new norms for a President. Elected: 1980, 1984 The Early Years Ronald Reagan was born in Tamico, Illinois. He grew up in a lower middle class environment. He attended public schools where he was an average student. From 1928 to ...

Ronald Reagan Reagan wouldbe named "the great communicator." He oversaw the largest peacetime increase in defense spending, as well as the largest single tax cut in American history. His conservative view would set new norms for a President. Elected: 1980, 1984 The Early Years Ronald Reagan was born in Tamico, Illinois. He grew up in a lower middle class environment. He attended public schools where he was an average student. From 1928 to ...

Ronald Wilson Reagan Reagan was the oldest president in history. He was 77 when he left office. Reagan was the first president who had been divorced. He was the only president to be wounded and survive an assassination attempt. Ronald Reagan married his first wife, Jane Wyman, at Forest Lawn Cemetary in Glendale, California. Reagan was the only president to be a head of a labor union. Ronald Reagan and his second wife Nancy Davis appeared opposite each other in t ...

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