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https://www.pinterest.com/snowbaby77/presidents-their-pets/
http://www.wnd.com/2016/03/report-nancy-reagan-dies-at-94 www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1365456/Rawhide-shot-The-Secret-Service-tapes-Ronald-Reagan-assassination-attempt-revealed-time.html

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Reagan versus Carter in the 1980 presidential debate. Reagan won the debate and consequently the election, with the zinger "there you go again" This scene was elaborated and explained in the book.

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Reagan-Carter Oct. 28, 1980 Debate - "There You Go Again"

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Hinkley suffered from Schizophrenia, which caused him to attempt to assassinate Reagan.

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Reagan suffered from Alzheimer's in his later years.

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Dr. John Den Boer from SMART Brain Aging, Inc.talking about disrupting dementia, why dementia is not a normal part of aging, and what people can do to combat cognitive decline. #AFAEducatingAmerica #AFACICAZ.

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Alzheimer's Foundation of America | Alzheimer's Foundation of America

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Dr. John Den Boer from SMART Brain Aging, Inc.talking about disrupting dementia, why dementia is not a normal part of aging, and what people can do to combat cognitive decline. #AFAEducatingAmerica #AFACICAZ.

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The scene of the assassination attempt. Reagan and three other associates were shot.

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Ronald and Nancy Reagan- relationship goals!

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Ronald Reagan and his horse, Tar Baby. Reagan had a love for horses and owned a ranch.

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A minor person in this book that had a major importance is Jodie Foster. Foster is ultimately the motive behind Hinkley's attempted assassination of Reagan. Hinkley has schizophrenia, which causes him to have an obsession over Foster after he sees her act in the movie, Taxi Driver. Hinkley obsesses over and stalks Foster for years, and ultimately decides that the only way to get Foster's attention is to kill the president. Though Foster barely appears in the book, she consumes the life of main character, Hinkley, and causes him to attempt the assassination of main character, Reagan, which then changes Reagan's entire life.

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The character that changed the most from the beginning to the end of the book was Ronald Reagan. In the beginning, Reagan was full of charm and always seeking adventure. Towards the end, Reagan was not at all the man he once was. He was confused and sick. This is because Reagan had Alzheimers. The terrible illness, destroyed his mind as well as the man he once was. I have personally witnessed the terrible effects of this disease and I want nothing more than a cure. There is nothing worse than watching your someone lose who they are, their memories, and their relationships with their loved ones, and that is exactly what happened to Ronald Reagan in this book.

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I noticed that Ronald and Nancy have a very deep and unique relationship. Unlike most couples, the woman wears the pants in their relationship. Throughout the book, Nancy seems to always be influencing Ronald and his choices, especially during his campaigns. Ronald's nickname for Nancy is "Mommie," because she acts more like Ronald's mother than his wife at times. Though their relationship is noticeably different than most, I noticed that the two had deep affection for each other and I think their type of relationship is one I can aspire to have someday.