I invite you to join me in celebrating Ronald Reagan Day this Monday, February 6 in honor of our former California Governor and U.S. President.
In these challenging economic times, we can learn much from our former governor and president. Ronald Reagan believed in the American people, and he was confident that our nation’s brightest days are ahead of us.
In 2010 I authored Senate Bill 944 making Mr. Reagan’s birthday, February 6, a special day of significance in his honor. Monday will mark the second annual Ronald Reagan Day since my legislation became state law.
This special day for Reagan, which began last year on his 100th birthday, does not create a state holiday, nor does it cost taxpayer dollars.
Instead, Reagan Day is what is called ‘a day of special significance’ just like other days celebrating John Muir, California teachers and the California Poppy.
Please take a moment to visit www.facebook.com/ReaganDay to share a favorite memory, quote, photo or video of the former California Governor and U.S. President.
Twitter users can tweet their memories using the hash tag #ReaganDay.
Many young people weren’t alive during Mr. Reagan’s presidency. It’s up to those of us who were to share his legacy as a champion for liberty. Reagan Day provides a great opportunity to do just that.