Thursday, November 12, 2009

Ronald Reagan is Remembered in Berlin

Despite the fact that Ronald Reagan was the single most significant person responsable for the fall of the Berlin Wall, he was completely ignored by the likes of B.O and Hilary Clinton during the 20th anniversary commemoration of that historic event. But Ronald Reagan has not been forgotten by people he helped to set free from soviet socialist east Germany. Click on the link to read a Wall Street Journal article about a new Ronald Reagan exhibit at the Checkpoint Charlie Museum.
WSJ.com - Opinion: Reagan in Berlin
This article will be available to non-subscribers of the Online Journal for up to seven days.
WSJ.com

Also See: The Reagan Legacy Foundation


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  1. ZNovember 13, 2009 at 1:23 AM

    I believe Reagan is the reason Obama didn't go to Berlin; What American president wouldn't go visit the place where WE set free millions of people? But, no, Obama couldn't allow any celebration that might have reflected well on......CONSERVATIVES!!
    thanks for coming by my blog!

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