Ronald Reagan

I think he wanted to be admired and make a comfortable living. He became interested in political activity, at first as it concerned the movie industry. and later in public office. His wife, Nancy, was very important him. As a young man, he was very fond of athletics.

There were two. Edwin Meese III (1985 - 1988) and Richard Lewis Thornburgh (1988 - 1991).

Reagan married Jane Wyman on January 26,1940.

Federal members of the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization went on strike in 1981 violating a federal law prohibiting government unions from striking. President Reagan stated that if the air traffic controllers "do not report for work within 48 hours, they have forfeited their jobs and will be terminated." When they did not return to work, President Reagan carried out his threat. He fired 11,345 striking air traffic controllers who had ignored his order. He used supervisors and military controllers to handle the nation's commercial air traffic until new controllers could be hired and trained.

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Yes. But not for long. President Dwight Eisenhower entered the Oval Office on January 20, 1953, when both the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives were in the control of Republicans. But the Democratic Party regained control of Congress in January 1955, and retained the Senate until 1981 and the House until 1995.

As Governor of California, Ronald Reagan changed many things. For starters, his predecessor had left a mess of financial catastrophes, leaving he state spending $1,000,000 dollars more a day than it took in. This went on for almost a whole year, but was stopped by Reagan. In his first year, the state had turned that debt into a $1.3 billion dollar surplus, which he gave back to the people in the form of a 10% onetime cut on there income taxes.

Nancy Davis married Ronald Reagan in 1952.

Ronald Mcnair was the second African American to go into space.

Reagan was first a radio sports announcer in Iowa. The station paid his way to California to report on the Cubs' spring training and he took a screen test which lead to a movie career. His stint as a union president inspired to run for governor of California. Two terms as governor led him to run for President.

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His first job after college was as a radio announcer in Davenport Iowa. That led to work at sister station WHO in Des Moines. There he became the play-by-play announcer for the Chicago Cubs. Then he went to Hollywood to cover the Cubs at spring training, took a screen test and landed a long term contract with Warner Brothers studio. He had starring roles in several movies. He called into the Army, which hurt his career, acted in some more movies, got into TV work serving as an announcer/host and doing some acting. Finally he got into politics, first as president of the Screen Actors' Guild, then Governor of California, and finally, President of the United States.

he didn't, it was all smoke and mirrors, he pulled the proverbial wool over the American public's eyes which isn't all that hard to do. The truth is the size of gov actually grew during his presidency as did the debt and deficit. He tripled the size of the deficit to 3 trillion $.

He began his presidency in 1981.

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Richard Nixon, Nelson Rockefeller, Gerald Ford, and (possibly) Jimmy Carter. Here's how it breaks down:

Reagan ran for governor of California twice and was elected both times. He chose not to run for a third term.

He sort of half-heartedly ran for the Republican presidential nomination in 1968, but was never really a serious contender. He came in third overall, after Nixon and Rockefeller.

He ran more seriously for the Republican presidential nomination in 1976, and while he ultimately lost to Ford, it was considerably closer: 1070 delegates to Ford's 1187.

Technically, he came in third in the 1976 Presidential election after Ford and Carter (the overall winner), as he received a single electoral vote from the state of Washington... one of the delegates pledged to Ford cast his vote for Reagan instead.

In 1980 and 1984, he won both the Republican primary and the general election to become President. After that he was no longer eligible to run, having reached his term limit.

For quite a while Ronald Reagan traveled only by train, because he felt airplanes unsafe. However, while he was Governor of California, he had to go on a trip but no over night carriage's were available, so he booked an airplane flight instead. After that he traveled more often on trains for long distances.