The most humorous president of the United States - President Reagan 

President Reagan, whose full name is Ronald Wilson Reagan, was born in 1911 and is the 40th president in U.S. history and the 49th and 50th presidents of the United States. Reagan was a man of great interests and interests, and before he was elected president, he did many things that he couldn't believe, or what he couldn't believe was not what he did, but that the person who did these things went on to become president of the United States. 

Before entering politics as a career politician, President Ronald Reagan worked as a columnist, broadcaster, lifeguard and even a star in movies and television. With his outstanding experience and eloquence, his natural skills have played a great role after stepping into the political arena. President Ronald Reagan is the oldest of all presidents to take office, but his impact on the United States is profound and long-lasting. 

Reagan, who served two terms as governor of California before he was elected president, made full use of his brilliant political talents to bring a new atmosphere to California, and when he was about to be re-elected governor of California, he turned it down because he had a new goal, he wanted to change the whole country, he wanted to change the world. 

Reagan began to seek a presidential nomination in the Republican Party in 1968, but it was not until 1980 that the Hollywood-born actor politician finally won the Republican election and became the presidential candidate, and then became the 40th president of the United States in a landslide. In 1984, Ronald Reagan successfully defended his presidency, albeit with some unwise moves, such as telling a "destroy Russia" joke before the speech began, unaware that the broadcast had already begun. 

During Reagan's tenure, he was assassinated by a hitman, but did not die, and it was not until 2004 that Reagan, who was suffering from pneumonia, died of illness. 

What was Reagan's humor 

Ronald Reagan is the 40th president of the United States, and he has many titles, such as being ranked 17th among the 100 most influential people in the United States, such as the only president who has ever been divorced, such as the oldest president when he took office, the longest-lived president, and the most humorous president. 

Reagan lived a very optimistic life, so what was Reagan's humor? Reagan's humor grew in every cell of him, and many embarrassing scenes could be resolved immediately after his witty words, and people had to applaud this master of language. 

At a piano recital in the White House, Mrs. Reagan Nancy fell down the stage without sitting still, and the audience was amazed, but then Nancy stood up unhurriedly and strolled to her original seat on the stage, and her calmness and elegance caused a round of applause from the audience. At this time, he said, "Dear Madam, how many times have I told you, that you are only allowed to do this when my speech is cold." The audience once again burst into warm applause and laughter. 

What are the other Reagan humors? President Reagan was inexplicably shot after less than 70 days in office, and everyone must know that President Reagan suffered a very serious gunshot wound from it, but even after he was admitted to the hospital, Reagan still did not change his optimistic attitude. One day, as many nurses and doctors surrounded Reagan to examine him, the joker Tegan began to joke with them again: "If I had been treated like this when I was still in Hollywood, with so many people watching me, I wouldn't have gone into politics in the first place." 

Reagan's humor stems from his long-standing optimism, as well as his unyielding attitude to adversity and kindness to the world, and basically his humor appears when he or others are in adversity or other embarrassing situations, and he can also smoothly and tactfully encourage others and encourage himself to come out of adversity.