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Podcast - Throwback Thursday with President Reagan (Season 2) Ep 21 - Partnership
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Throwback Thursday with President Reagan (Season 2) Ep 21 - Partnership

President Reagan believed in working together for the common good – no matter the political affiliation, no matter if you worked for the government or if you were a civilian. In 1982 he once said, “Sometimes we don't always agree, but I remain appreciative, because I'm listening, and I'm willing to go that extra mile to make certain we strengthen our partnership.

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Podcast - Throwback Thursday with President Reagan (Season 2) Ep 17 - Limited Government
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Throwback Thursday with President Reagan (Season 2) Ep 17 - Limited Government

In one of his final speeches as President of the United States, Ronald Reagan spoke about the importance of Limited Government when he said, “Back in the 1960s…the government was taking more of our money, more of our options, and more of our freedom. I went into politics in part to put up my hand and say, ‘Stop.’ I was a citizen politician, and it seemed the right thing for a citizen to do…As government expands, liberty contracts.”

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Podcast - Throwback Thursday (Season 2) Ep 15 - National Security
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Throwback Thursday (Season 2) Ep 15 - National Security

President Reagan believed so strongly in the importance of a solid national defense policy. In 1983 he said, “The defense policy of the United States is based on a simple premise: The United States does not start fights. We will never be an aggressor. We maintain our strength in order to deter and defend against aggression -- to preserve freedom and peace."

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Podcast - Throwback Thursday with President Reagan (Season 2) Ep 13 - Optimism
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Throwback Thursday with President Reagan (Season 2) Ep 13 - Optimism

Ed Meese, Ronald Reagan’s campaign manager, once said, “[Optimism] was just such a natural characteristic of Ronald Reagan that it was implicit in everything we did. He didn’t come out and say, ‘We should revive our spirits.’ He did this subtly by his own manner, by the ideas he projected and by his talks in which he expressed his confidence in the American people.”

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Podcast - Throwback Thursday with President Reagan (Season 2) Ep 12 - Military Strength
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Throwback Thursday with President Reagan (Season 2) Ep 12 - Military Strength

Ronald Reagan began speaking of Peace Through Strength on a more national level during the 1980 presidential campaign. Ronald Reagan argued that President Jimmy Carter’s administration failed to maintain the “margin of safety” between the United States and the Soviet Union. He also advocated for negotiation with the declining Soviet Union as well as a significant military buildup to thwart the global spread of communism.

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Podcast - Throwback Thursday with President Reagan (Season 2) Ep 10 - Human Spirit
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Throwback Thursday with President Reagan (Season 2) Ep 10 - Human Spirit

During his inaugural address, President Reagan so eloquently said, “There are no constraints on the human mind, no walls around the human spirit, no barriers to our progress except those we ourselves erect.” He used this theme of what the human spirit can do if only we’re open to it throughout his entire presidency.

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