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Nation Remembers Ronald Reagan 20 Years After His Passing

20 years ago, on June 5, the United States lost a beloved leader, President Ronald Reagan. He passed away at the age of 93 due to pneumonia after battling Alzheimer’s disease. President Reagan was known for his strong leadership and unwavering love for America.

Before serving as the 40th president, Reagan was a successful actor in Hollywood and then served as the governor of California. He was later elected as the president in 1980, serving two presidential terms. His time in office was marked by his dedication to the American people and his efforts to promote equality for all.

The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute is commemorating the 20th anniversary of his passing with a ceremony at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum. They are honoring his optimistic spirit and his steadfast belief in America and its people. The ceremony will be live-streamed for those who cannot attend in person.

Many individuals, including Governor Larry Hogan and Scott Walker, have taken to social media to remember President Reagan’s life and legacy. Governor Hogan praised President Reagan for his approach to politics, emphasizing addition and multiplication over division. Others, like Scott Walker, expressed their admiration for President Reagan’s impactful legacy.

President Reagan is best remembered for his role in ending the Cold War between the United States and Russia, as well as his resilience in surviving an assassination attempt early in his presidency. A film about his life, starring Dennis Quaid as President Reagan, is set to be released in August, further commemorating his accomplishments and leadership.

President Reagan’s legacy continues to be honored and cherished by many, as his devotion to America and his leadership continue to inspire generations of Americans.

Written by Staff Reports

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