PA. REPUBLICAN PARTY: REMEMBERING PRESIDENT RONALD WILSON REAGAN

Targeted News Service | February 6, 2007 | Copyright

The Pennsylvania Republican Party issued the following statement:

Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania Chairman Robert A. Gleason Jr. released the following statement in remembrance of President Ronald W. Reagan.

"Today, on the 96th anniversary of his birth, we remember and celebrate the life of a remarkable Republican. Ronald Reagan, our nations 40th President, will forever be remembered as the man who unapologetically loved his country and spoke with unbridled optimism. His leadership and vision led our country in a direction of unparalleled peace and prosperity."

"Ronald Reagan may ...

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