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After years of going his own way, Michael Reagan is following in at least a couple of his father Ronald’s footsteps: he’s working on the radio. The President’s adopted son was a little late starting his morning broadcast on KSDO in San Diego Wednesday, but his alibi was pretty good--he had to call his stepmother, Nancy, and wish her a happy birthday. Reagan is filling a three-week guest stint on KSDO’s morning call-in show, and what a first week: the Navy downs an Iranian airliner and his father’s friend Edwin Meese resigns as attorney general. “It seems everything happens to the President in twos and threes,” Michael said of his father’s busy week.
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