Powerful Prayer Act After Ronald Reagan’s Attempted Assassination Offers Blueprint to America’s Healing

Michael Reagan, who has long been a conservative commentator and speaker, understands the problems that can come from rampant incivility in culture.

Reagan — son of late former President 👤Ronald Reagan — recently lamented the negative elements surrounding the U.S. political stalemate, particularly the lack of pleasantries and people’s overarching inability to handle themselves appropriately when their chosen candidate loses elections.

“You may not agree with the person who’s elected,” he said on CBN News’ “Newsmakers” podcast. “I didn’t agree with Biden. I wouldn’t vote for Harris. I may not agree, but it doesn’t mean that I think democracy was thrown in the waste paper basket because my person wasn’t elected president of the United States — and that seems to be where we’re going today.”

Listen to Reagan explain:

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He candidly spoke about negative changes that have evolved surrounding division in today’s politics and the stunning ways in which things were once quite different.

Reagan explained what happened after his father was shot outside the Washington Hilton in 1981 — a shocking event that could have claimed the former commander-in-chief’s life. Right after, Reagan said one of his father’s political rivals spent time in the hospital praying for the president.

Tip O’Neill, a Democrat who served as speaker of the House of Representatives from 1977 to 1987, was a real-life friend of 👤Ronald Reagan, despite their policy differences — and he lived out that friendship in the moments after the potentially deadly scenario.