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GUEST OPINION: Freedom is a commitment of the people, not a guarantee

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By Hanna Skandera
| The Gazette (Colorado Springs) Verified
Hanna Skandera Two hundred and fifty years ago today, a group of ordinary people signed their names to an extraordinary idea. Not a law handed down from a king. Not a tradition inherited from centuries past. An idea that ordinary citizens could govern themselves. On this Fourth of July, Colorado has its own reason to celebrate. This Aug. 1, we mark our 150th birthday as a state — Colorado at 150 and America at 250, the same experiment at different scales.
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Richard Graber and Hanna Skandera | Protect the institutions that sustain American exceptionalism

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By Richard Graber, Hanna Skandera
| The Tribune Democrat Verified
The namesakes of the foundations we lead - The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation and the Daniels Fund - were among America's captains of industry. They began, like so many American success stories, with grit, uncertainty and dogged perseverance. Lynde and Harry Bradley grew up in Milwaukee at the turn of the 20th century. They dropped out of high school to help support the family. Richard Graber is the president and CEO of The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation.
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Protect the institutions that protect American exceptionalism

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By Hanna Skandera, Richard Graber
| Grand Junction Daily Sentinel Verified
The namesakes of the foundations we lead — The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation and the Daniels Fund — were among America’s captains of industry. They began, like so many American success stories, with grit, uncertainty and dogged perseverance. Lynde and Harry Bradley grew up in Milwaukee at the turn of the 20th century. They dropped out of high school to help support the family. The brothers worked wherever they could, saving and scraping on their way to building a small manufacturing business.
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