Alaska Governor Declares Ronald Reagan Day to Commemorate 40th President’s 113th Birth Anniversary

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President Ronald Wilson Reagan, the 40th President of the United States, is being commemorated on his 113th birth anniversary. Reagan served two terms and significantly influenced American politics.

During Reagan’s presidency, the country faced inflation, unemployment, and strained relations with the Soviet Union. Reagan’s administration focused on reducing federal spending, taxes, and the national deficit. They also prioritized national defense and security, which contributed to a long period of economic growth in the U.S.

Reagan’s policy of ‘peace through strength’ and his negotiations with Soviet Statesman Mikhail Gorbachev resulted in the 1987 Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty. This treaty was instrumental in ending the Cold War and is a notable achievement of Reagan’s presidency.

Reagan’s legacy is one of optimism and a vision for a better America. His contributions are still recognized and celebrated today.

In recognition of Reagan’s life and achievements, Alaska’s Governor, Mike Dunleavy, has declared February 6, 2024, as Ronald Reagan Day in Alaska. He invites all Alaskans to reflect on the life and accomplishments of the 40th President.

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