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- How Can George Washington's & Dwight Eisenhower's America Be Saved?

- No, Mr. Trump...Success Is NOT Sacrifice - Congressman Ruben Gallego (D-AZ, 7th District)

- Religious Freedom...Welcome to the After School Satan Club - Lucien Greaves, Satanic Temple's 'After School Satan'

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Dante22 10 years 4 days ago
#1

Why refer to the America of George Washington & Dwight Eisenhower? Would either of those men recognize America today? Does each generation have a the liberty to define their own view of America; or are the present generation of Americans inevitably tied by some rule, law, tradition to past views? and if the latter, which views and defined by who?

Just wondering

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