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Ronald Reagan's Communist Touch

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By Paul Bedard, Washington Whispers

Ronald Reagan biographer Craig Shirley, out with his latest page turner, Rendezvous With Destiny, chronicling the Gipper's winning 1980 campaign, reminds us just how much the cold warrior hated communism. "After Reagan was re-elected in 1984," Shirley writes, "the diplomatic tags on the cars used by the Soviet Embassy in Washington were changed to begin with the initials 'FC.' Nobody needed to guess what it stood for." Hint: "F" is an expletive, and "C" stands for commies.

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CommieBlaster of IL 5:02AM December 25, 2009

I couldn't agree more with him.

Alana of NY 12:49AM December 20, 2009

We have some one like Reagan now and her name is Sarah

MM of CO 7:38PM December 19, 2009

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