Ronald Reagan A Time for Choosing

 

 



          Braced with his storytelling techniques, the 40th president focused on the growth of the States; negotiating on federal spending, government initiatives with crucial unintended consequences, and the hand of the government getting more involved into various aspects of the citizens.  Towards the end of the speech, he addressed the Cold War and the drift between the States and Soviet communism (Goettler, n.d.). However, this address is popularly known for his closing remarks about the cold war rather than the contents of the entire speech which surrounded development and government policies to enhance economic growth from the citizen’s level.

 

References

Reagan, R. (1964). A time for choosing.

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