The Man Who Sold the World: Ronald Reagan Biography - American Political History Book on 1980s Economics & Main Street America | Perfect for History Buffs & Political Science Students

I thank William Kleinknecht from the bottom of my heart for this meticulously researched, beautifully written, thoroughly - if a bit unsettlingly - entertaining, and long overdue book!For those who are too young, too (willfully) misinformed or just too generally deluded to form an accurate picture of the Reagan years and the Reagan legacy - here is the book that pulls back the curtain on the old wizard.In a sense, George W. Bush was just the cherry on a sundae; and his father was the whipped cream. But the sundae itself- all of the ice cream, the nuts, the chocolate sauce, or what-have-you that went into making up the diabolical concoction which the Bush family so suitably finished off..... all of that was created by the utterly immoral and unscrupulous Reagan administration.I so well remember how hated and reviled that man and his ludicrous wife Nancy were during the first years of their sway. But then he arose from an assassination attempt. And the huge media conglomerates, the corporate giants that he signed the legislation to create, the monsters that destroy our public discourse and are now too powerful to ever be put asunder, began the canonization of Saint Ronnie.