how old was ronald reagan when he was shot?
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He pulled through too, isn't that sad?
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he was murdered by the US government
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Can you believe he was about 33 in that video?  Bizarre
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he is 45\n\nSept. 2, 1960
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On Oct. 11, 2001 Ronald Reagan became the longest-lived president by surviving to his 33,120th day.
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Yeah, he's still around.  It'll be five decades if he makes it through March 2009.  He's 79, and will turn 80 this August 13th.
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Economics during the Ronald Reagan administration.
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Did Reagan break the divisible by 20 year curse by living?
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dude, i was born to answer this question. i loved the 80s. you really do not realize how much you miss something until it is gone. as with everything, age gives one a perspective. while living inside the decade, i didn't know i really cared. i'm not one to blab on and on, so i'll try keep it short. one of my very first memories is of the miracle on ice. i also remember hearing about john lennon getting shot. the significance of both was lost on me until i was a bit older. flew to LA to see the olympics in'84, the soviets boycotted since the usa did in 1980. Carl Lewis was the man. so was evil kneivel (sp?), that guy had big brass balls! \nwhile in school, the space shuttle Challenger blew up before my very eyes while we were watching the first teacher, christy mccauliffe, lifted into space. There were attempted assassinations of pope john paul II and president reagan.  there was always an air of fear due to nuclear arms and the cold war. the soviets were the enemy, that was that. watch the movie 'red dawn' for a perspective. it blew my mind when the berlin wall fell and so did the soviet union. I knew i was a witness to history, very cool. ronald reagan was the president. and since he was the president during my formative years, and i was taught to respect the office, love or hate the man, he was the example all the others had to live up to. i vaguely remember the iran hostage situation that preceded ronald reagan being elected.  \nmusic wise, my older brother was punk and I loved punk, ramones, dead kennedys and black flag to name a few. i was not a big fan of the electronic music, e.g., flock of seagulls, human league, until i got older and i realized it was a soundtrack to my youth. I was there when MTV started, i saw the first video they aired, video killed the radio star, or whatever. madonna's playboy issue was highly sought after. i used to be abe to run into the store to buy my father cigarettes, and a pack was less than a dollar! so much to talk about, i could go on forever.\ni miss the 80s because of the nostalgia, i was young and innocent and it seemed that the world was too. when you get older, you will miss your past and hopefully be passionate about it as much.
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He was 84 years old (the math of the years is 85, but he died in March and his birthday was in December). Click the links below to learn more. Way too much info to copy and paste. :o)
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While leaving the Washington Hilton Hotel in Washington, DC, President Reagan, and 3 others were shot and wounded by John Hinckley, Jr.\n\nHinckley was confined at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington, D.C. He was allowed to leave the hospital for supervised visits to his parents in 1999 and longer, unsupervised releases in 2000. These privileges were revoked when he was found to have smuggled materials about Foster back into the hospital. Hinckley was later allowed supervised visits in 2004 and 2005. Court hearings were held in September 2005 on whether he could have expanded privileges to leave the hospital.
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THE VICE PRESIDENT: Mrs. Reagan, members of the President's family, colleagues, distinguished guests, members of the diplomatic corps, fellow citizens:\n\nKnowing that this moment would come has not made it any easier to see the honor guard, and the flag draped before us, and to begin America's farewell to President Ronald Reagan. He said goodbye to us in a letter that showed his great courage and love for America. Yet for his friends and for his country, the parting comes only now. And in this national vigil of mourning, we show how much America loved this good man, and how greatly we will miss him.\n\nA harsh winter morning in 1985 brought the inaugural ceremony inside to this Rotunda. And standing in this place for the 50th presidential inauguration, Ronald Reagan spoke of a nation that was "hopeful, big-hearted, idealistic, daring, decent, and fair." That was how he saw America, and that is how America came to know him. There was a kindness, simplicity, and goodness of character that marked all the years of his life.....\n\nSee the rest of it here:
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NO he was 56,lung cancer ,1995.sorry.
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Iran, and one of the Kidnappers of U.S. Citizens during Jimmy Carters & Ronald Reagans Presidency.
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Yes, he's 80 years old.\nhttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm0627963/
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Yes, but the people who voted Ronald Reagan greatest American of all time must have forgotten. It was one of the most serious crimes ever committed by any US administration. All these people who love to bandy the word 'treason' about when talking about liberals should ask themselves what selling arms to the enemy is.
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He was apparently born July 30, 1947.  That makes him 58.