A Must See Remember Reagan Video by Human Events
I was unable to post the video this through the blog. To see it go to this website:
https://members.humaneventsonline.com/visitor.php?offer=2099
but since it was an audio video, Human Events posted the words, and here they are:
“Victory at Last!”
That was the headline on the November 15, 1980 issue of Human Events, celebrating the election of Ronald Reagan as President of the United States.
Then, as now, I was the editor of Human Events — and for us the victory had seemed especially long in coming. After all, Reagan had been one of our most avid readers since 1961 (he called us his “favorite newspaper”), and we had been supporting his presidential aspirations since the mid-’70s — despite opposition from some Establishment naysayers who said he was “too old” and “too conservative” to be elected.
And, oh, how it does my heart good in this Age of Obama to look at that historic Page One — now framed on my office wall — and relive that glorious moment when real hope and change came to America.
For indeed, President Reagan did much more than change America — he changed the world. Not only did he revive the U.S. economy and the American spirit almost overnight, but more than any other world leader he brought about the demise of Soviet Communism and ended the Cold War.
And Human Events was with him in the White House — where he continued to read us week in and week out — every step of the way.
Yet today, as we approach his 100th birthday, on February 6, 2011, I fear that the legacy and the message of Ronald Reagan are in danger of being forgotten — if not wholly rejected. Once again, America is ruled by liberal demagogues who tell us that Big Government is the solution to our problems, rather than their cause. Once again, our economy is shackled with high taxes, soaring spending and crippling regulations.
That’s why we at Human Events are determined to use the occasion of Ronald Reagan’s upcoming Centennial to revive the memory of this great President — and in so doing to revive the principles of limited government, free enterprise and traditional values that he stood for.
To begin this all-important effort, we have assembled an exclusive collection of Reagan memorabilia that every conservative would be proud to own.
We call it The Ronald Reagan Centennial Collection.
- The historic front page of Human Events‘ “VICTORY AT LAST!” Issue dated November 15, 1980 — celebrating Ronald Reagan’s first election as President of the United States. Suitable for framing, this full-size reproduction of the Page One heralding real hope and change in America is printed on the highest-quality, acid-free paper to prevent yellowing.
- A 1-year subscription to Ronald Reagan’s “favorite newspaper,” Human Events (a $129 value) — 44 weekly issues of the National Conservative Weekly, delivered right to your mailbox.Reagan started reading Human Events in 1961, long before he burst on the national political scene — and it helped to shape his commitment to conservative principles of limited government, free enterprise and traditional values. In fact, a recent Reagan biography credits Human Events with being a primary source of inspiration for Reagan’s Soviet policies, particularly the Strategic Defense Initiative.
Watch this video to discover why Ronald Reagan called Human Events his “favorite newspaper.”
I was unable to link the video at this point. To view it head to:
https://members.humaneventsonline.com/visitor.php?offer=2099
To get to the video of just Reagan:
When you are on the website (https://members.humaneventsonline.com/visitor.php?offer=2099) click back.
It should then ask you if you want to navigate away from this page, then click cancel. It will then take you to the page where I got what is on most of this page. Scroll down to where the Reagan video is and press play. Ta Da!
But, continuing with the quote:
- Ronald Reagan: Rendezvous with Destiny (DVD — a $19.95 value) — the acclaimed DVD documentary, hosted by Newt and Callista Gingrich, telling the story of Reagan’s life and presidency, and focusing on the three pillars that shaped his time in office: reviving the American economy, restoring America’s spirit, and challenging the oppression of the Soviet Union.Shot on location in Washington, DC, the Reagan Ranch, the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum, and locations around the world, this DVD features amazing interviews with Michael Reagan, former Reagan officials, former presidents Vaclav Havel of the Czech Republic and Lech Walesa of Poland, and many more.This documentary also traces the path of Reagan’s remarkable life, from his childhood in Tampico and Dixon, Illinois, through his career in Hollywood and his time in the Governor’s mansion in California, and onto his 2 terms in the White House. Through this journey, we see how Reagan formed his conservative principles and came to view America as a “shining city on a hill.”
- The Wit and Wisdom of Ronald Reagan(hardcover book — a $24.95 value) — Ronald Reagan was not only one of our greatest Presidents, he was almost among our most quotable Presidents. In The Wit & Wisdom of Ronald Reagan, author James C. Humes brings together the best observations and opinions of the “Great Communicator.” Spanning one-liners, anecdotes, zingers, and little-known stories, this collection also includes commentary about Reagan from friends and foes — as well as excerpts and analysis of his greatest speeches.
- Human Events Commemorative Reagan Tribute Issue — a Special Reprint of our June 2004 issue celebrating the life and legacy of our 40th President on the occasion of his death at age 93. Featuring a complete Reagan biography (with photos), important Reagan quotations and speech excerpts, plus exclusive tributes and recollections from conservative luminaries and Reagan aides such as Jeane Kirkpatrick, Edwin Meese III, Ed Feulner, Peter Hannaford, Christopher Cox, William Clark, Donald Lambro, Paul Laxalt, Martin Anderson, Don Hodel, and more.
SPECIAL FAST-RESPONSE BONUS:Actual Ticket to President Ronald Reagan’s and Vice President George H.W. Bush’s First Inauguration on January 20, 1981. Yes, this is the real McCoy — not a facsimile or reproduction. Carefully preserved in mint condition by an avid collector of Reagan memorabilia, each ticket is an authentic document of one of conservatism’s — and America’s — most glorious moments. Supplies are extremely limited: first come, first served.
We are bringing you this exceptional Centennial Collection at an equally exceptional price — only $100 — which is far below the retail value of the individual components. You will cherish this Collection for years to come. But please act today — this offer is only available while our limited supplies last.
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