Yet another charming characteristic of America’s 40^th president was his attitude towards so-called elites

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A U.S. Census bureau campaign for schools is encouraging teachers to use the classroom as a way to help their neighborhood come out for the 2010 census and is expected to affect every school in the nation.

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Occasionally, Washington outsiders have tried to tame the ultimate company town but few were as stunningly successful. A look back at his arrival shows that other than the favorite restaurants, little has changed in the capital.

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In securing the Republican presidential nomination, Ronald Reagan bested some high ranking Senate Republicans, including the then-minority leader, a victory which would come back to haunt him.

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Commentators of all political stripes who tell you how times have changed in the last 30 years ignore the startling similarities.

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“The Berlin Wall speech is a perfect microcosm of Ronald Reagan’s entire political career,” writes Steven Hayward in The Age of Reagan.

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Accuracy in Media is holding its 40th Anniversary conference today in Washington, D.C.

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Did you miss our latest author’s night? Don’t worry, because you can still watch it!

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“Truly, the more you know about him, the more there is to like.”

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While Anita Dunn’s pro-Mao comments were shocking to many in their moral equivalency, they are not surprising to this correspondent.

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