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1909, 2019

9-19-19 Fight ON!

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(Pretty compelling perspective from one who values USA history, culture and sacrifice.  This Op-ed is presented here because without freedom and free enterprise, we would lack the natural resource production enabling the US to become the beacon of freedom it is in the world today.  More to come....      -dh) Fight on, Trump -- "You Magnificent bastard" A [...]

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