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Waiting for (Another) Reagan

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President Ronald Reagan at the White House in 1986.

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In our discussion regarding the persistence of Reaganism, Michael Brendan Dougherty asks, “Perhaps what Mark is saying is that voters are indifferent to the policy details and will take the Reaganism mix once again if a sufficiently rebarbative and successful champion picks up on them.”

Yes — that is what I think.

Mark Antonio Wright

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Mark Antonio Wright

Mark Antonio Wright is the executive editor of National Review.

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