Source: New York Post
Long before Bruce Blakeman became New York’s gubernatorial candidate for change, he was a lowly college kid tasked with driving Nancy Reagan around. The Nassau County executive’s first real political gig — as a volunteer for Ronald Reagan’s 1980 presidential campaign— unexpectedly landed him in proximity to the fiercely protective soon-to-be first lady. “She liked and trusted me,” Blakeman told The Post in a recent interview.
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