Michael Deaver, aide to Ronald Reagan, dies
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 -- Michael K. Deaver, one Ronald Reagan's closest advisers during in the White House and the director of the president's picturesque and
symbolic public appearances, died Saturday. He was 69.
Deaver was celebrated and scorned as an expert at media manipulation for focusing on how the president looked as much as what the president said.
Reagan's chief choreographer for public events, Deaver protected the commander in chief's image and enhanced it with a flair for choosing just the
right settings
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My condolences go out to Michael family.
Given who Michael worked for I think that he didn't have the hardest job in the world although I am not implying that his job was ease.
But stop and think for a while about the poor person who has to try and make Bush look good despite his verbal blunders and general demeanour. Michael
selected the back drops for Reagan anyone working for Bush should be recommending that they guy take lessons on public speaking.
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