Title: More revealing of Morris' character than Reagan's
Product review: Morris had the opportunity of a lifetime and blew it. Unparalleled access to a sitting president, and Morris can't understand what made Reagan larger than life? Morris seems utterly disappointed that Reagan is not Teddy Roosevelt, and proceeds to paint Reagan as a amiable dullard pretending to be president. Morris misses the mark, and his invective only throws his aim off even more. Edmund Morris comes off as an erudite Michael Moore.
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