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Trump talks Theodore Roosevelt, national issues in Medora speech

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By Ingrid Harbo Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Jul. 1—MEDORA, N.D. — President Donald Trump considers President Theodore Roosevelt one of the few people he admires, he told a red, white and blue-clad audience in Medora. In a meandering speech Wednesday, July 1, at Medora's Burning Hills Amphitheatre, Trump talked about Roosevelt's legacy and current events. He stood on the same stage used for the Medora musical, with a Western-themed set. "He had a freakin' wild life, right?
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LIVE: Coverage of President Trump's visit for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library grand opening

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By Steve Wagner Verified, Ingrid Harbo Verified, Kelly Harju
| Fergus Falls Daily Journal Verified
MEDORA, N.D. — After nearly a decade of planning and construction, the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library will open in North Dakota's Badlands. The $450 million project, just outside of Medora, North Dakota, tells the story of Roosevelt's life, including his time in North Dakota and its impact on him.
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Medora quiet on eve of presidential visit, library events Original

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By Ingrid Harbo Verified
| Dickinson Press Verified
MEDORA, N.D. — Though Medora was quiet on Tuesday, June 30, anticipation was building for the days ahead. Around the town of fewer than 150 people, the final preparations were being made for the thousands of visitors expected to flood the town for the opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. The first visitors milled about while volunteers put up red, white and blue decorations — the finishing touches for the upcoming July 4th celebration.
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