Ronald Reagan A President Who Defined a Generation

He has held fewer news conferences and individual sessions with reporters than any president since at least Ronald Reagan. USA TODAY is the only ... Joseph R. Biden, Jr. · Donald J. Trump · Barack Obama · George W. Bush · William J. Clinton · George H.W. Bush · Ronald Reagan · Jimmy Carter ... Chronological List of Presidents, First Spouses, and Vice Presidents of the United States ; 1981-1989, Ronald Reagan · Nancy Reagan ; 1989-1993 ... When President Carter was defeated by Ronald Reagan in 1980—due largely to both economic downturn and the Iranian Hostage Crisis—neither he ... Michele Woodward shares compelling memories of working under Ronald Reagan during his post-presidency. Learn how President Reagan's approach ... 1. Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933 to 1945) · 2. Woodrow Wilson (1913 to 1921) · 3. Ronald Reagan (1981 to 1989) · 4. George W. Bush (2001 to 2009) · 5. Barack Obama ( ... He would have died in 1982, in Ronald Reagan's second year in office. ... president than the next-oldest, Ronald Reagan, was on his last. In ... Ronald Reagan had days earlier won a crushing re-election victory over Carter's vice president, Walter Mondale. This invitation came about ... After being mostly sidelined by the man who defeated him in 1980, Ronald Reagan, Carter was given several missions by Bush until the Gulf War ... On January 20, 1981, Ronald Reagan was elected the fortieth president of the United States and proceeded to serve two extremely successful terms in office.