President Ronald Reagan signs legislation creating the Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday as Coretta Scott King, the civil-right's leader's widow, watches, Nov. 2, 1983. Reagan Presidential Library. by Frank James (the Swamp)
Given the New Hampshire comments by Sen. Hillary Clinton about it taking a president to make dreams a legislative reality, for which she was excoriated by some of Sen. Barack Obama's supporters, and Obama's Nevada comments about Reagan being a transformational president, for which he was castigated by Sen. Clinton, her husband former President Bill Clinton and others, this seemed like an appropriate photo to run today.
And it seemed like a great
cutn'dapaste opportunity for the
Cap'n!
President Ronald Reagan signs legislation creating the Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday as Coretta Scott King, the civil-right's leader's widow, watches, Nov. 2, 1983. Reagan Presidential Library.
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