Ronald Reagan, a President to remember for the many exquisite actions he did while in the White House. As told by Margret Thatcher, Reagan solved the pressing issues, that comes with presidency, with grace. From the “domestic pressure or when his allies came under Soviet, Reagan was “firm and unyielding”. Continuing to relive the heyday of President Reagan, Thatcher goes on to describe her dear old friend as “great” repeating the adjective to truly express how amazing he was. While “enemies testes Americans resolve” Reagan managed to remain strong, standing for his nation that would not sink to the level of their enemy. He was “great” and kept his stance at protecting the nation, managing to “build a new relationship that would be rooted
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He did not convey a plan without knowing that was the only solution. Margaret Thatcher goes to describe how Reagan did not fight the Soviets strengths, but “pressed down on [the] Soviet’s weakness at every point”. Reagan sought to find an alternative to fighting the Union without weakening the United States. By searching for alternate truths of the Soviet, Reagan was able to help the “good will” of the Union escape their dark corridor. After executing a plan that would collapse communism, Reagan shook the hands of the Soviet, offering “sincere cooperation”. The greatness in the 40th President who sought many truths was also in “perfect sympathy with the American people”.
Thatcher’s deliverance of the eulogy expresses the understanding and “sympathy” between the American People and Reagan. Receiving threats from a big, scary, military crazy country, can alarm most citizens. President Reagan was able to give relief and comfort when others simply just prophesied, saw, and hoped. Continuing his path of “freshness and optimism” Reagan fixed the impending issues of the Soviet, giving reassurance to world through his humor. The sympathy between the nation and a single man was acquired through his actions that kept the citizens informed instead of hiding a away the
He did not convey a plan without knowing that was the only solution. Margaret Thatcher goes to describe how Reagan did not fight the Soviets strengths, but “pressed down on [the] Soviet’s weakness at every point”. Reagan sought to find an alternative to fighting the Union without weakening the United States. By searching for alternate truths of the Soviet, Reagan was able to help the “good will” of the Union escape their dark corridor. After executing a plan that would collapse communism, Reagan shook the hands of the Soviet, offering “sincere cooperation”. The greatness in the 40th President who sought many truths was also in “perfect sympathy with the American people”.
Thatcher’s deliverance of the eulogy expresses the understanding and “sympathy” between the American People and Reagan. Receiving threats from a big, scary, military crazy country, can alarm most citizens. President Reagan was able to give relief and comfort when others simply just prophesied, saw, and hoped. Continuing his path of “freshness and optimism” Reagan fixed the impending issues of the Soviet, giving reassurance to world through his humor. The sympathy between the nation and a single man was acquired through his actions that kept the citizens informed instead of hiding a away the