Title: Petty Hackjob
Product review: I can't figure out if Mr. Morris is clueless or simply envious of Ronald Reagan. From the beginning, the author never really gives the president his due, but instead credits Reagan with only incredible luck. It isn't until P.335 that he finally reveals the source of his animosity, ( his son belonged to the radical 60's weatherman faction of the S.D.S. and went "underground".) This the author blames on the policies of then Governor Reagan. It's quite obvious that Mr. Morris feels himself intellectually superior not only to Reagan, but to most Americans as well. He and his elitist friends are completely perplexed by the popularity Reagan enjoyed. Some decent tibits here & there, but if you're looking for the true picture of Ronald Reagan, look elsewhere.
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