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"Dutch had been brought up to tell the truth; but to him, facts had become
flat little balloons that had to be blown up if they were to be seen and
sufficiently appreciated. The Eureka Dramatic Club had been a bunch of
college kids, but they were darned good, and Dutch puffed them up into a full
professional company in which he'd had a stellar role. In radio... Dutch
gave himself a raise, doubling his salary."
-- biographer Laurence Leamer on Ronald
Reagan's first days in Hollywood
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| 1986: | Reagan reveals that his favorite TV show is FAMILY TIES. |
| 1988: | George Bush, objecting to complaints that he's basing his entire campaign on the flag and the Pledge of Allegience, reminds reporters that he's also against weekend furloughs for first-degree murderers. |