Peter Hannaford is a public affairs consultant and author who was a longtime adviser to Ronald Reagan. He contributed articles to The Weekly Standard covering politics, history, and cultural topics, including reflections on Reagan's legacy. He is the author of several books on Reagan and American political life.
For nearly 40 years, William Gavin’s calling was as “speechwright.” He says he prefers the term to speechwriter because “a wright is someone who puts things together from. A speechwright puts together a speech out of separate pieces. . . . Authors of books and essays write to make something…
Rendezvous with Destiny
1920
Dogs of God
The Hudson
IT'S A GUESS, but about now I imagine Lyn Nofziger may be regaling St. Peter with some of his best puns. He certainly had a great store of them and was always adding to it. It may come as a surprise to political opponents who thought of him as a fierce conservative, but mirth was a large component…
Tehran Rising
The Essential Ronald Reagan