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The Cost of Reagan's Fumbled Response to the AIDS Crisis
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March 24, 2016
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7:42Now PlayingHillary Clinton incorrectly credited Nancy Reagan for starting a national conversation about the AIDS crisis. She has since apologized, but her comment started a national conversation about the Reagan administration's fumbled response to the AIDS crisis. He took it as a joke, and as a result, thousands died.
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