The Triumph of Nancy Reagan (Summary)

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By Karen Tumulty

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getAbstract Summary: Get the key points from this book in 10 minutes.

The Reagan era had its controversial touchstones, including first lady Nancy Reagan’s personality and influence. Journalist Karen Tumulty’s groundbreaking biography details how Mrs. Reagan could read people, see the big picture and direct “Ronnie’s” advisers on policy. The Cold War ended, in part, because Nancy Reagan insisted that President Reagan meet then-Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev. She rescued her husband’s legacy by helping him apologize for his part in the Iran-contra affair. Her Just Say No campaign set out to help kids tackle the drug culture, though it achieved little. Poised and gracious in public, this first lady was fierce, loyal and sometimes ruthless behind the scenes.

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Simon & Schuster

The Triumph of Nancy Reagan (Summary)