Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute’s Post

On August 26, 1984, President Ronald Reagan honored the legacy of women on the 64th anniversary of women's suffrage. His speech celebrated the growing presence of women in the workforce and their role in shaping America.

Tim Bowman

Author of The Leadership Letter weekly column; Consulting Expert with OnFrontiers; advisor and mentor on leadership and public service; retired U.S. Army and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Officer.

2mo

True appreciation without pandering; leadership we so lack in today's politicians.

Wilbur Hackett

Executive Assistant to the VP, Global Talent Acquisition & VP, Global Talent Management & Development

2mo

A fine example of Republican leadership.

D. J. Africa, CPA, MBA

Accounting and Auditing Professional

1mo

He was from an Era when we could get people of true character as leaders. Can we revive?

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David Thistle

Candidate at David John Thistle for President 2024

2mo

Ironically, women only received the right to vote with the XIX Amendment. The Amendment did NOT give them the right to Serve within Congress or as POTUS.

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Dr. Robert, God's Living Grace Gault

Doctor of Christian Counseling and Philosophy

2mo

Not only a great President but a great person.

Talal Alkahlout

Technical Services Consultant

2mo

TRUMP 45 The White House 👍🇺🇲

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Paul Vogan

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YEa U Go Girls!

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I agree!

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