7/6/2004

Sigue nuestro homenaje:

The late President Ronald Reagan leaves us with many moral legacies. First, he offered an optimistic vision of America and the world, knowing that there is no limit to the achievements of free individuals.
Second, he understood that government is the problem, not the solution, and its powers should be limited.
And third, he understood that communism was truly evil and more than any single individual was responsible for its demise.
The Objectivist Center

Few Americans realize that President Reagan’s economic policy won the cold war by rejuvenating capitalism. Members of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, with whom I spoke in Moscow during the Soviet Union’s final months, agreed that it was President Reagan’s confidence in capitalism, not his defense buildup, that caused Soviet leaders to lose their confidence.
Paul Craig Roberts

What we found new about Reagan was his bold and optimistic challenge to collectivism. Collectivism was the great idea of the 20th century, and opposition to it was the unifying element of Reagan's thought.
Dinesh D'souza

President Reagan appealed to the best within people and his rhetoric was sowing in the soil of America the ideas of liberty and limited government from which similar policies would grow.
Edward Hudgins