Hillary Clinton Attacked for Praising Nancy Reagan on AIDS
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by News Editor
New York Times – In the days since her death on Sunday, Nancy Reagan has been praised for her work on a range of causes, from preventing drug abuse to supporting research into Alzheimer’s.
But on Friday, Hillary Clinton praised Mrs. Reagan as a force in confronting another disease: HIV/AIDS, which was killing alarming numbers of gay men and others during Ronald Reagan’s two terms.
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