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Ronald...Who? White House Still Hasn't Corrected Embarrassing Ronald Reagan Mistake
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Ronald...Who? White House Still Hasn't Corrected Embarrassing Ronald Reagan Mistake

It seems the White House has been having a little problem with the correct spelling of a former U.S. president's name, one Ronald Reagan.

You know — this guy?

AP

As of Thursday morning, the White House still had not corrected an error on its website regarding President Barack Obama's Wednesday schedule, specifically his 7:10 p.m. remarks at the League of Conservation Voters Capitol Dinner at the "Ronald Regan Building and International Trade Center":

Image source: White House website Image source: whitehouse.gov

The White House press office also misspelled Reagan's name twice in a Tuesday email announcing Obama’s schedule.

"Later in the evening, the President will deliver remarks at the League of Conservation Voters Capital Dinner at the Ronald Regan Building and International Trade Center," the  White House press office sent out.

(H/T: Washington Times)

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