Human Rights at the Summit
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So here’s the irony:
Reagan goes to Moscow full of missionary zeal to persuade the Soviets to have a free, open society, just like ours. He and Nancy take a walk down a Moscow street to mingle with the people.
Yet not once in eight years in office have they dared to take a walk down an American street to mingle with the people.
Hmmmm . . .
JILL GOULSON
Woodland Hills
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