Ronald Reagan: “The toughest job in Washington is being able to tell the difference…”

On the recordApril 21, 1986

The toughest job in Washington is being able to tell the difference between the tides, the waves, and the ripples.

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Republican · California

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Remarks at the Heritage Foundation Anniversary Dinner

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Ronald Reagan: “The toughest job in Washington is being able to tell the difference between the tides, the waves, and the ripples.”