Trump Honors Reagan’s Birthday by Adding His Portrait to the Oval Office – One America News Network

Yesterday marked Reagan’s 114^th birthday.

The White House released a message to honor the former commander-in-chief of the GOP.

“Today we celebrate the birthday of Ronald Reagan—a monumental figure in American history, a champion of freedom and liberty, and the 40^th President of the United States,” the letter stated.

“In 1980, Reagan’s pragmatic political outlook guided him to the Oval Office, initiating a new chapter of prosperity and peace both domestically and internationally. The Reagan Revolution had begun. During his eight years as President, the economy thrived, optimism surged, Communism faltered, and faith in our Nation’s promise blossomed like never before—heralding a revival of the American conservative movement.”

“As we celebrate President Reagan’s remarkable life and significant contributions to our Nation, we acknowledge the ongoing political revolution. Last year, the American People firmly rejected divisive politics and ushered in a new era of renewal and reform. Each day, my Administration reaffirms to the world that America stands as its own Nation, with its own borders, culture, customs, and heritage—and that the American People will steadfastly protect their cherished legacy of Freedom.”

“Today, we honor President Reagan’s enduring legacy—restoring common sense to Washington and reinforcing the principles of prosperity, security, and peace that he valued so deeply. As we embrace America’s Golden Age, we reflect on the lasting impact President Reagan has had on our Nation, committing ourselves to uphold the ideals of Liberty and Justice for future generations.”

“Happy birthday, President Reagan!”

Trump has long been an admirer of the 40^th president, modeling his famous campaign slogan “Make America Great Again” after Reagan’s original phrase “Let’s Make America Great Again” from his 1980 presidential campaign.

Throughout his presidency, Reagan was known as a leader “for all Americans,” as noted by political historians.

He is recognized not only for his film career but also for his optimistic outlook and his pivotal role in shaping modern conservatism. Reagan’s patriotism was unwavering.

During his time in office, he achieved various goals toward making America “great again.”

Reagan successfully reduced inflation from a staggering 13.5% to 4.6% during his first term, appointed three Associate Justices to the Supreme Court, advanced domestic policies, bolstered military strength through increased defense spending, resolved the 1981 Air Traffic Controllers’ Strike, proposed the Strategic Defense Initiative, and introduced “Reaganomics.”

Reaganomics was an economic approach focusing on tax reductions, deregulation, and minimized government spending to stimulate economic growth.

Born into poverty on February 6^th, 1911 in Tampico, Illinois, Reagan attended Eureka College. In the year following his graduation in 1933, he began his career as a sports broadcaster in Iowa. By 1937, he relocated to California to pursue his acting aspirations.

In the midst of his acting success, Reagan was appointed president of the Screen Actors Guild twice, first from 1947 to 1952 and again from 1959 to 1960. It was during this period that he met his future wife, Nancy Davis.

The couple’s initial meeting occurred when Davis, also an actress, reached out to Reagan to discuss the issue of her name appearing on the Hollywood blacklist. As the guild’s president, Reagan intervened to resolve the misunderstanding—her name had been confused with another actress’s.