James Brady, a man who translated his 15-minutes of fame into a full-time “job” as namesake for a gun control group, died today.
He was Ronald Reagan’s press secretary, shot in an assassination attempt against Reagan.
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James Brady, a man who translated his 15-minutes of fame into a full-time “job” as namesake for a gun control group, died today.
He was Ronald Reagan’s press secretary, shot in an assassination attempt against Reagan.
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