Divine providence.

Excerpts from Ronald Reagan's 1964 speech for Barry Goldwater

Reagan makes a witty response to a question about his age.

The only debate in 1980 between President Carter and Governor Reagan.

Reagan's Berlin address. See the entire video at http://www.rightlinx.com/?p=880

1980 Debate Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter countering Carter attack

84 presidential elections ad for Ronald Reagan campaign.

I produced this in 2005 while serving as the VP of a Washington, DC-area non-profit. It was shown during our annual Ronald Reagan Award Gala.

Obama says in his first post-election press conference that he's spoken to all the former presidents — Carter, Bush, Clinton, as well as the current Bush — and, looser than he's been in months, dares a joke at the expense of the widow of the most recently deceased. "I have spoken to all of them who are living," he says. "I didnt want to get into a Nancy Reagan thing about doing any séances," he says. He was responding to a question, from the Chicago Sun-Times' Lynn Sweet, about whether he'd spoken to all of the "living" former presidents. He was apparently referring to the reports in the 1980s that Nancy Reagan consulted an astrologer while in the White House. Mary Todd Lincoln, however, reportedly held actual séances. Hillary Clinton also reportedly held imaginary conversations with Eleanor Roosevelt.

Watch Ronald Reagan's speech to the 1964 Republican National Convention

Are you better off now than you were 4 years ago? I'm not. My parents aren't. That's why I'm voting for a man who will bring the change wee need in America. McCain = McBush = more of the same. On November 4th, vote Obama. We need change.

From the 1961 Operation Coffee Cup Campaign against Socialized Medicine as proposed by the Democrats, then a private citizen Ronald Reagan Speaks out against socialized medicine. There is no video because this was an LP sent out by the American Medical Association

President Ronald Reagan's Evil Empire speech.

84 presidential elections ad for Ronald Reagan campaign

President Ronald Reagan Remarks at the Brandenburg Gate West Berlin, Germany June 12, 1987

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A guest on CNBC and Pat Buchanan comment on Ron Paul followed by Ron Paul in the debate.

This is an excerpt of the 30 minute speech supporting the Republican presidential nominee Barry Goldwater. Reagan speaks of big government, high taxation, and the "war on poverty." He addresses foreign policy issues including the risk of appeasement, "peace through strength," and the Vietnam War. The speech establishes Reagan as an important figure in the conservative wing of the Republican party. To a significant degree, Ronald Reagan's election to the presidency stems from this speech, given on national television on behalf of, and sponsored by, Barry Goldwater's 1964 presidential campaign. The speech remains amazingly fresh as a statement of modern American conservative philosophy four decades after it was delivered. Here is a link to the full transcript: http://www.reaganlibrary.com/reagan/speeches/rendezvous.asp

**NOTICE** Please see updated version of this clip containing fixes for spelling and video/sound enhancement. Thanks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yuzMYIXhTE Many candidates reminiscence about the strong leadership of Ronald Reagan, but what did Reagan think about one of the candidates... (sorry about the typo at 0:39) Music Artist: Godspeed You Black Emperor! Song: Storm

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This is a comparison between the policies and ideology of Reagan's 1964 speech at the GOP Convention in support of Barry Goldwater and statements made by Ron Paul throughout the primary campaign for the GOP nomination in the 2008 election. The comparison includes policy beliefs on taxation, inflation, social security, foreign policy, and Constitutionalism. This video was produced by James Parker, Hallie Martin, and Mike Church in Blackhat Studios for MikeChurch.com. Please search our user videos for more material and visit MikeChurch.com for updates. Introduction from Mike Church - This movie was a collaborative effort between the Rev. X and me. The goal was simple: ALL Republicans profess to crave, no covet! a new Gipper as the Party's nominee. It should go without saying that said nominee should actually BELIEVE in Reagan's core beliefs and his guiding principles... to read the rest of Mike's introduction go to http://www.mikechurch.com

President Ronald Reagan's speech on June 12 in Berlin famous for "Tear Down This Wall". Abbreviated to comply with YouTube time limits. Origional speech 27 minutes. Reduced to first 10 minutes.

Reagan Tribute

Ronald Reagan - then a liberal Democrat - campaigns on the radio for President Truman in 1948. He also supports Hubert Humphrey for Senator from Minnesota and opposes the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947 which had been passed by the Republican congress over Truman's veto.