Tear-down Torment: Veteran Reagan Critic Despairs Of Fighting Gipper Viscosity
Published by mr.president February 2nd, 2010 in PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES, PRESIDENTIAL MARKETING, AMERICAN PRESIDENTS, PLACES & THINGS NAMED REAGAN, PRESIDENTIAL HISTORIAN, AMERICAN HISTORY, UNITED STATES HISTORY, US PRESIDENTS, RONALD REAGAN, PRESIDENTIAL GREATNESS, HISTORY IN THE NEWS, WHITE HOUSE HISTORY, PRESIDENTIAL HISTORYHitting Myths 
Its come to this: even the author of an anti Ronald Reagan tome has switched from critique to searching for a usable Reagan past.
Will Bunch warmed the hearts of millions with his 2009 screed, “Tear Down This Myth: How the Reagan Legacy Has Distorted Our Politics and Haunts Our Future.” Now, with 2011’s looming Reagan Centenary, Bunch is back with a paperback edition, and his sub-title throws in the towel. Readers may now enjoy “Tear Down This Myth: The Right-Wing Distortion of the Reagan Legacy“
Apparently discouraged after years of pointing to ever more elaborate and endlessly repeated lies, myths and evasions, Bunch seems to think he can embarrass Reagan cultists by pointing to gaps between present claims and Reagan’s practice.
What went wrong?
Huh?
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