From the Archives: Ronald Reagan speaks about future of the Republican party after Watergate
November 3, 2024
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as posted by the channelThen-Governor Ronald Reagan joined Face the Nation in 1975 to talk about whether or not he would challenge President Gerald Ford for the 1976 presidential nomination. Reagan also spoke about the impact of the Watergate scandal on his party.
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