This is in response to David Broder`s article of Oct. 15, 1986: ”SDI and Reagan: What a dream; what a dreamer.” It is quite obvious the arch-Reagan hater, Broder, would carp at him at every opportunity. But by doing so in this case, he has made himself very vulnerable, indeed.
I would like to point out that in blaming Reagan for the ”failure” of the mini-summit at Reykjavik, he has taken sides with the Russians. And, speaking of dreamers, where would we be in space today if it hadn`t been for the dreams of the Wright brothers.
![Claudia Perez’s children could count on one hand the number of times they had seen their father cry. The day their mother left was one of them. Perez had worked her whole life for a dream that did not come true: Save enough money to take her family back to Mexico and live together in the town where they were all born. Instead, on a cold February day, she stepped onto a bus in Brighton Park and said goodbye, making the difficult choice between her loved ones in Mexico and her family in Chicago. “Don’t leave my love. No te […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/ctc-VHR5442_183545767.jpg?w=525 "Claudia Perez’s children could count on one hand the number of times they had seen their father cry. The day their mother left was one of them. Perez had worked her whole life for a dream that did not come true: Save enough money to take her family back to Mexico and live together in the town where they were all born. Instead, on a cold February day, she stepped onto a bus in Brighton Park and said goodbye, making the difficult choice between her loved ones in Mexico and her family in Chicago. “Don’t leave my love. No te […]")
