IN BRIEF: AMERICA'S NEW LEADERSHIP - Stanley R Rader - March 1981

Stanley R Rader

RONALD REAGAN has been in office more than a month now. He came to office with an electoral landslide and a change in the Senate, something almost no one expected. The man whom many pundits said was too old and too conservative to be elected President is now President. Still, the question remains, "Can he now lead the American people?" The "age issue," of course, all but disappeared in the last part of the campaign. Mr. Reagan had shown that he could successfully withstand the rigors of the campaign trail. His health remained strong. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library