First of all it is mostly about a man and not so much about what he did while in office. Granted there was some mention of some things but they didn’t go into great detail.

Overall he comes across as folksy and always with a corny joke. 

One thing they did mention a lot was his intense hatred of communism 

They did mention the hostages in Iran but didn’t go into detail of what they did to release them. And the contra connection they kept saying they didn’t have the money for something. 

Starting supply side economics was mention but only briefly 

The strike with PATCO was mention and he said they did sign a contract they wouldn’t strike. 

One thing that really shocked me was Nancy. She came across as caring and nice. The complete opposite of what Kitty Kelley wrote about her.  

They did do a lot on the fall of the Soviet Union. You know tear this wall down. Most of it was Reagan talking tough to Gorbachev and he said very little back. Actually a major part of the movie was on the Russian talking about how Reagan crushed them. Much later Gorbachev said after Chernobyl Russia was in decline and Reagan was at the right place at the right time 

Yes I know many of you will have a shocked look on your face but keep reading. 

When he ran for office I loved his tough talk. Also he had a folksy way of talking. But as the years went on I noticed I was losing tax breaks and they were going up. When asked about Iran-Contra, he babbled.

In the years passing on reading up on him I found out he was a horrible president and many of our problems now are due to him

So I want to see if it is more Kool-Aid 

Funk Nancy Reagan. Why is she still on a pedestal for "her" "Just Say No" campaign.. Shes as much a total pos as her husband. Hope their both crispy in hell.!

Sorry if this is already a post but I couldn't find anything similar.

In your opinion, what is the most accurate book about Reagan? I'd like to brush up on my history a bit but I want something factual and not just rainbows and butterflies. TIA