Ron Reagan said he didn't intend his address advocating embryonic stem cell research to be political, but his opposition to President Bush on that issue and others was played up by Democrats for maximum embarrassment to the White House.

But while Ron has done little to carry on his father's political legacy - he didn't even show up for a San Diego home-port debut ceremony attended by his mother and brother last month for the aircraft carrier USS Reagan - Michael has been an unabashed supporter of Reaganism and unofficial keeper of his father's political legacy.

On his nationally syndicated radio show, as well as in frequent appearances on the Fox News Channel, Michael Reagan kept the nation updated in recent years on his father's deteriorating health.

When the 40th president died in June, Michael shared personal remembrances of the lessons he learned growing up as the son of the American icon, giving the nation an unprecedented insider's view into the character and values that guided his father's political career.

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