posted at ten:00 pm on February four, 2011 by Ed Morrissey
printer-friendly Dwell: Palin’s address at Reagan Center
Sarah Palin offers the opening speech for that Youthful America’s Foundation event at the Reagan Middle, celebrating the centennial of Ronald Reagan. Tomorrow will be Dick Cheney’s turn, as he concludes the two-day retrospective on the nation’s 40th President. YAF will broadcast the speech stay through its Ustream channel starting at 11 pm ET,
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Not everyone is a fan of this idea. For instance, the man who just promoted his new book by claiming Reagan was suffering from Alzheimer’s in office — despite an avalanche of denials from doctors, aides,
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But his son, Ron Reagan, tells The Associated Press he doesn’t see anything in common between his dad and the 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate, who was invited to speak by the event’s sponsor, the conservative Youthful America’s Foundation.
“Sarah Palin is a soap opera, basically. She’s doing mostly what she does to make money and keep her name in the news,” Reagan says.
“She is not a serious candidate for president and never has been,” said Reagan, a political independent whose politics lean left.
Er,
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Update: I wrote Reagan Ranch, but of course it’s at the Reagan Middle.
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