Author and columnist Michael Reagan explains the significance of his father’s 1976 North Carolina Republican presidential primary victory and assesses Ronald Reagan’s enduring legacy 100 years after his birth. Michael Reagan delivered featured remarks during the Jesse Helms Center’s May 18, 2011, celebration in Raleigh of the 35th anniversary of Reagan’s primary election win.
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