On Labor Day in 1984, President Ronald Reagan delivered a radio address to the nation, where he paid homage to America's men and women in the workforce. He followed that with a discussion of recent significant economic achievements and looming challenges.
Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute
Non-profit Organizations
Simi Valley, CA 28,078 followers
A nonprofit organization dedicated to completing President Reagan’s unfinished work and preserving his principles.
About us
Our goal is to ensure present and future generations will be able to learn first hand about the legacy of the man who came to be known as “the great communicator”. Visit our website where you can access Presidential Papers and Presidential Photographs, learn about the Museum and Air Force One, become a member of the Library Foundation, learn about our events, and shop at our online Museum Store.
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http://www.reaganfoundation.org
External link for Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Simi Valley, CA
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1991
- Specialties
- Fundraising, donations, museum, library, reagan, ronald reagan, president reagan, nancy reagan, Policy, Education, and Civics
Locations
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Primary
40 Presidential Drive
Simi Valley, CA 93065, US
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850 16th St NW
Washington, District of Columbia 20006, US
Employees at Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute
Updates
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Words To Live By: Informal exchanges The interactions between the President and the press in September 1984 offer a fascinating glimpse into the dynamics of presidential communication during a politically charged era marked by campaign tensions and heightened US-Soviet relations. These exchanges highlight the essential yet often contentious relationship between American presidents and the media, driven by the public’s demand for information. Marlin Fitzwater, press secretary to Presidents Reagan and Bush, famously likened the White House press corps to a pride of lions—hungry and relentless. An example of this dynamic is seen in an informal exchange on September 2, 1984, as President Reagan addressed the press while boarding Marine One amidst discussions of religion, illustrating the continual balancing act between presidential duties and media engagement.
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“[President Biden] talked about there needs to be a price paid by Hamas. There have been 330 days for Hamas to pay a price.” Roger Zakheim, Director of the Ronald Reagan Institute, joined Shannon Bream on FOX News Sunday to discuss the tragic loss of six additional hostages, which included Hamas’ execution of American-Israeli Hersh Goldberg-Polin. Watch the full interview⬇️
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The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute unequivocally condemns the killing of six hostages by Hamas. As we mourn the loss of these innocent lives, which included American-Israeli Hersh Goldberg-Polin, we are reminded of President Reagan’s words: “When terrorism strikes, civilization itself is under attack; no nation is immune.” This brutal act follows the deaths of an estimated 35 hostages at the hands of this terrorist organization. The United States must stand firm in its support of Israel and the safe return of all remaining hostages held by Hamas.
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"We have begun work on technologies that could free all of mankind from the fear of nuclear missiles for all time-- a strategic defense against nuclear ballistic missiles." President Reagan's radio address #OnThisDay in 1987.
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Ronald Reagan: An Essay on the Legacy of an American Icon By: Michael P. Castine Former Director, International Communication and Information National Security Council, Reagan Administration Member, Board of Trustees, Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute #Americanicon #Legacy #RonaldReagan #History
By: Michael P. Castine - Ronald Reagan: An Essay on the Legacy of an American Icon
Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute on LinkedIn
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"I think we're feeling hope again, because we're talking old values and making them new again. And by giving them new life, they're giving us new life." President Reagan speaking to a group of young Americans #OnThisDay in 1984.
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"The jobs of [school] principal and president are somewhat alike...you have unruly children...and I have, well, I'd better not name names." President Reagan speaking to a group of educators #OnThisDay in 1984.