Ronnie Raygun

rightRonald Wilson Raygun (February 6, 1911 – June 5, 2004) was an American politician and actor who served as the 40th President of the United States from 1981 to 1989. Prior to the presidency, he was a Hollywood actor and trade union leader before serving as the 33rd Governor of California from 1967 to 1975.
This was expected to be an historical note.
In 2014, east of Chattanooga, Tn a man claiming to be President Ronnie Raygun is admitted to Smoke on the Mountains Mental Health Center. Seeking aid in his treatment Dr. Sliva Windchilde calls Dr. Martin Forrester of the Big Sur Mental Health Clinic.
By his own words he became conscious on a mountain road with a bloody table leg in his hand. Police picked him up on a tip of a drunk or ill person staggering down the road, without the table leg.
Ronnie Raygun, in the body of Claus Barns, a 36 year old drifter and vagrant, claims to last remember being wheeled into Walter Reed Hospital to have a melanoma removed, in 1986.
Ronnie Raygun had been brain taped. The well run and financed operation had broken down to a Micky Mouse operation. A vicious crime had been committed mainly to try and get a hold of the 20 million trust fund that was waiting for the return of Ronnie Raygun.
The plot failed and failed deeply. Ronnie indeed changed his face back to the one he remembered. But the affect of the crime committed to bring him back warped his views away from the Neo-conservative "saint" that Team Red had made him into. He is also a wicked good banjo player. Something he could never do before.
Ronnie Raygun is indeed speaking in public, but not the message the original group of conspirators wanted him to preach. Instead he preaches that one must connect with your neighbors and prepare for the Breakout. His presence is proof it is coming.
He is no longer Team Red's favorite person. But he has spent his time working to kill "St Raygun", the neocon saint that never was.
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