CPAC 2011: Ronald Reagan in the Form of a Cake

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Feb. 11 2011 8:19 AM

CPAC 2011: Ronald Reagan in the Form of a Cake

This cake was on display at last night's CPAC dinner, a celebration of the centennial of Ronald Reagan's birth.

David Weigel David Weigel

David Weigel is a reporter for Bloomberg Politics. 

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Detail of the Berlin Wall:

And detail of the other side of the cake:


(Photos by David Weigel.)

David Weigel is a reporter for Bloomberg Politics. 

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