Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Library


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“The truth is that today’ s criminals for the most part are not desperate people seeking bread for their families; crime is the way they’ ve chosen to live." 09/28/1981,Remarks at the Annual Meeting of the International Association of Chiefs of Police	Saturday, February 6, 2010 marks the 60th anniversary of President Reagan's 39th birthday. But on February 4, 1983, two days before his birthday, the President was surprised by Nancy Reagan 10 minutes into a formal question and answer session with reporters in the White House with a birthday cake. What transpired was a fun, light-hearted birthday celebration in the Press Briefing Room. Happy Birthday, Mr. President! Click here to watch the question and answer session and birthday celebration

Emmy and Golden Globe winning Actor Gary Sinise hosts this informative video tour of The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum.
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3rd Annual Valentine's Day Sweetheart's Dinner and Dance
Sunday, February 14, 2010

Annual President''s Day Celebration
Monday, February 15, 2010

Reagan Forum with Anderson Cooper, host, CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360°
Friday, February 19, 2010

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!Ronald Reagan: An American Hero Leather Bound
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Where did President Reagan go horseback riding with Queen Elizabeth II?

a. Rancho del Cielo
b. Camp David
c. Buckingham Palace
d. Windsor Castle

“The truth is that today’ s criminals for the most part are not desperate people seeking bread for their families; crime is the way they’ ve chosen to live."