Nathan Newman endeavors to count, and urges to remember, the victims of Ronald Reagan's foreign policy in Latin America, the Middle East, and beyond. It is, of course, a conservative list, in that it makes no effort to count the victims of the cycle of violence and blowback his actions instigated. Then there are the victims of Reagan's domestic policy, whether they lost their lives to poverty, to AIDS, or to one of the other evils his administration chose to appease.