Ronald Reagan

Ronald Reagan was the 40th President of the United States (1981-1989) and a key figure in modern conservatism. He championed free-market policies, limited government, and traditional values, seeking to reduce taxes and regulation to stimulate economic growth. Reagan's presidency is often associated with strong anti-communism, particularly during the Cold War, and he played a significant role in promoting a military buildup. His charisma and optimistic vision helped reshape the Republican Party and American politics, emphasizing individual responsibility and patriotism. Reagan's legacy continues to influence conservative thought and policy today.