1. factbook WallInfoPhotosLogout View photos of Send a message Poke message Wall InfoPhotos I have been given a great chance to move past my film career. I landed a job as host of the weekly television drama series The General Electric Theater. Part of my responsibility as host is to tour the United States as a public relations representative for General Electric. I am starting to question some of my liberal politic views. I am starting to understand a more conservative perspective. Today I led my first pro-business discussion, speaking out against excessive government regulation and wasteful spending. I really think our government needs to cut back and take a look at where our tax money is going. 1954 Write something… Share Information Networks: Birthday: February 6, 1911 Hometown: Dixon, Illinois Friends Nancy Reagan- Congratulations on your new job. As great an actor as you are, I can’t wait to see my husband in your new “role”. Update Status: Ronald Reagan

2. factbook WallInfoPhotosLogout View photos of Send a message Poke message Wall InfoPhotos Hope you all tuned in this historic day as I gave my inaugural speech. I hope that what I said rings clear to all of you- that "government is not the solution to our problems; government is the problem." I am calling for an era of national renewal and hope that America would again be "a beacon of hope for those who do not have freedom." I promise to remove any roadblocks to economic growth and will work with you, the American people, to get our country on the right path again. My wife, Nancy, and I want to thank you all for the support you gave during this election against President Jimmy Carter. January 20, 1981 Write something… Share Information Networks: Birthday: February 6, 1911 Hometown: Dixon, Illinois Friends Jimmy Carter-Congratulations to you. I wish you luck as you take on this new leadership role in the greatest nation in the world. George H.W. Bush- Was proud to be standing on stage with you today as you took the presidential oath. Ronald Reagan- I look forward to the challenge of getting our country back on track and to working with my new Vice President Bush. Update Status: Name of Person

3. factbook WallInfoPhotosLogout View photos of Send a message Poke message Wall InfoPhotos Today I stood in front of the Berlin Wall in Germany and asked Mr. Gorbechev to “tear down this wall” to symbolize his desire to freedom in the Eastern Bloc. It is important for us to support freedom and democracy throughout the world. June 12, 1987 Write something… Share Information Networks: Republican Party Birthday: February 6, 1911 Hometown: Dixon, Illinois Friends Chancellor Helmut Kohl- We appreciate you stopping in West Germany to give an uplifting speech to the 450,000 spectators. We look forward to further freedom, opportunity and economic growth for all. Ronald Reagan- I look forward to continued progress and an end to the Cold War. I appreciate your support in freeing East Germany. Chancellor Helmut Kohl- I have been telling everyone you were a stroke of luck for the world, especially for Europe. Update Status: Ronald Reagan

4. Personal Information factbook WallInfoPhotosRonald ReaganLogout View photos of Send a message Poke message Wall InfoPhotos Basic Information Information Networks: Screen Actors Guild Birthday: February 6, 1911 Religion: Hometown: Dixon, Illinois Photos Networks: Screen Actors Guild, Republican Party, US Army Sex: Male Birthday: February 6, 1911 Hometown: Dixon, Illinois Relationship Status Married Political Views: Conservative Religious Views: Presbyterian I was born in a Illinois to John Edward "Jack" Reagan and Nellie Wilson Reagan. My father nicknamed him "Dutch," saying he resembled "a fat little Dutchman." Growing up we moved around a lot until my parents settled in Dixon, IL. Growing up I had great memories of playing sports, lifeguarding and being the student council president. I went on to play several sports in college at Eureka College and graduated in 1932. From there, I went on to work for Warner Brothers movie studio for 7 years. During World War II, I was disqualified from combat duty due to poor eyesight and spent my time in the Army making training films and left the military ranked as a captain. I was president of the Screen Actors Guild from1947-1952, where I met my 2 nd wife Nancy. have 4 wonderful children, 2 from my first marriage and 2 with my current wife Nancy.

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