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Your Vote Matters Now More Than Ever

As I write this blog, we as Americans are about to go to the polls and cast our vote for local issues, State Constitution Amendments, local leaders, State elected officers, US Senators, and every one of the 435 House of Representatives in the US Congress....

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How You Can Participate in Observing the National Day of Service and Remembrance

Many of us remember exactly what we were doing on the morning of September 11, 2001, when we saw the horrible tragedy and loss of life unfolding before our eyes on live TV. Some of us were actually eyewitnesses to the attacks in New York,...

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Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death

On March 23, 1775, Patrick Henry stood before the Second Virginia Convention and sounded one of the most famous calls to arms in American history. At the time, the colonies were disorganized, disunified, and disgruntled as debate ensued over forming defensive militias against the British....

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Can America Survive?

We live in one of the most unsettled and controversial times in the history of the United States. There is no question. There is no debate. We’ve lost principles and ideals, common courtesy, respect. We treat our fellow man with contempt and encourage division over...

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The Cost of Courage: September 11th Remembered

“Numerous civilians in all stairwells, numerous burn victims are coming down. We’re trying to send them down first…We’re still heading up.” Capt Patrick Brown, NYFD Fire Captain who courageously led his team north tower thirty minutes before the south tower collapsed.   Unsung Heroes It...

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The Battle of the Alamo: A Texan Legacy

The Battle of the Alamo is the creation story of Texas. Few men so well embody true patriotism as the legendary assembly that stood in defense of the Alamo from February 23 to March 6, 1836. With a cast of characters larger than life itself,...

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