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20 July, 06:47

The friendly, positive persona of Ronald Reagan was an example of what?

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    Optimism

    Well, when Reagan first arrived in the white house, he inherited a millitary problem that still struggle in the Vietnam war.

    He used an optimism attitude in order to gain the support of US decision regarding his decision to continue the losing war
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