The candidate is untried, inexperienced and charismatic. He is known as a great speechmaker, but his critics call him a celebrity. When he first runs for high office, he does so largely on the strength of an inspiring address he delivered. The person in question is not Barack Obama, but the man John McCain and the Republican Party have lionized for three decades: Ronald Reagan. At last week's GOP convention, Reagan loomed large. Republicans showed a rousing video tribute to him, and speakers sang his praises - invoking his presidency more times than they did George W. Bush's. And at...
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