The American dream was never about "stuff," but rather about living life without fences, charting your own course, and making your own trails. Ronald Reagan epitomized the happy, Western cowboy in his 1950s films, but later charted his own course, spent years really digging into what made a man free, became President, and did what was thought to be impossible. He charted a course for freedom for all those yearning to breathe freely behind the iron curtain. This dream has been distorted, tattered, and faded, but it is the true American dream and the fulfillment of God's plan for mankind.

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