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Founder & CEO, Civic Former Director, White House Domestic Policy Council under President George W. Bush
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America at 250: Will We Learn from Our Past?

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By John Bridgeland, Colleen J. Shogan
| The Fulcrum (U.S.) Verified
We call it the American Experiment. Yet too often we celebrate it without studying it, invoke it without interrogating it, and inherit it without improving it. A republic designed to learn from experience cannot afford to ignore its own lessons from history. As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the country faces a deeper question than how to celebrate its founding. Do we still know how to learn from it?
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McCHRYSTAL, BRIDGELAND: Want to strengthen America? Require a year of national service

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By Stanley McChrystal, John Bridgeland
| Fox News Verified
America has always been defined not only by individual aspiration but common purpose At a moment when America is at war abroad and divided at home, it is time to embrace a simple but powerful idea: every young American between the ages of 18 and 28 should be required to give at least one year of service to the nation. The United States today asks remarkably little of its citizens in return for the blessings of liberty. Fewer than one percent of Americans serve on active duty in the armed forces.
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McCHRYSTAL, BRIDGELAND: Want to strengthen America? Require a year of national service

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By Stanley McChrystal, John Bridgeland
| Fox Noticias
Video NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! At a moment when America is at war abroad and divided at home, it is time to embrace a simple but powerful idea: every young American between the ages of 18 and 28 should be required to give at least one year of service to the nation. The United States today asks remarkably little of its citizens in return for the blessings of liberty. Fewer than 1% of Americans serve on active duty in the armed forces.
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