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Does Reagan the Movie Do Justice to Reagan the President?

October 18, 2024 • by Titus Techera

Does Reagan the Movie Do Justice to Reagan the President?

There’s never been a major Reagan movie until 2024. Yet there’s a need for such storytelling. The most important president of the 20th century after FDR is in danger of being forgotten with the change of generations, of political conflicts, and even of technology. Continue Reading...

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