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America At 250: The Leadership Responsibility Of Preserving Freedom
The American dream is never finished. It is handed from one generation to the next, not as a possession to be consumed, but as a responsibility to be renewed.
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spectator.com
America is still an English country
Constitutionally, America is still an English place: Lockean in peace, Hobbesian in war. That is why it has managed to last for 250 years
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theatlantic.com
America at 250: Is the Experiment Failing?
The Atlantic’s editor in chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, on America’s 250th anniversary and the American idea today. Plus: what we can learn from American history on this Fourth of July…
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foreignpolicy.com
A Toast to America at 250, Glowing and Decaying All at Once
The country still dazzles the world. But it no longer leads it the way it did.
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theguardian.com
Let us celebrate America’s birthday. And, despite it all, hope for another 250 years | Francine Pose
Democracies rarely last, but ours has. That alone is worth celebrating
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afr.com
America at 250: love it or loath it, the world still needs it
The country’s extraordinary history suggests it still holds the unique capacity to anchor the democratic world and recommit itself to responsible global leadership.
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forbes.com
America At 250: The Leadership Responsibility Of Preserving Freedom
The American dream is never finished. It is handed from one generation to the next, not as a possession to be consumed, but as a responsibility to be renewed.
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washingtonexaminer.com
The great American experiment turns 250
America’s 250th birthday should be more than a commemoration. It should be an opportunity for renewal of our founding principles.
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Our republic at 250: The challenge to keep it
Benjamin Franklin famously summed up the challenge that lay ahead in six unforgettable words. “A republic, if you can keep it.”
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America 250: Renewing our commitment to those who serve
The Trump administration has worked to take better care of our veterans and, in so doing, has boosted military confidence.
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America at 250: Stewards, not owners, of freedom
Our responsibility is not merely to admire what previous generations built, but to strengthen it for those who come after us.