Name: Ronald Reagan campaign speech, January 1976 by Slate Voice in OCPP
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Description: Ronald Reagan campaign speech, January 1976

I don't know what this woman's race was. Reagan didn't mention her race.  But Constance Grady, who writes for Vox, assumes she is black.  How racist of Constance Grady.

WOW GREAT. DO. A. LONGER ONE. PLEASE.. THIS. WAS. GREAT ...

Why the fuck is this jackass on my feed. Raygun started the whole theicratic takeover of the GOP. 

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