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Herbert Hoover knew the source of the founders' principles | Opinion Original

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By John Hendrickson Verified
| Des Moines Register Verified
John Hendrickson serves as Policy Director for Iowans for Tax Relief Foundation Herbert Hoover’s appreciation for the principles of the American founding was shaped from an early age.
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Hoover believed rights and liberties came from God, not government

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By John Hendrickson Verified
| The Gazette (Cedar Rapids, IA) Verified
Herbert Hoover is seen in France during World War I, circa 1917, when he was head of the American Food Administration of the United States. Associated Press Herbert Hoover’s appreciation for the principles of the American founding was shaped from an early age.
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Op-Ed: An old-fashioned policy solution

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By John Hendrickson Verified
| The Center Square Verified
“American politicians are addicted to spending,” wrote U.S. Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL). Although Scott was writing about the federal government and the $39 trillion national debt, this truth can be applied to policymakers at all levels. Increasing levels of spending not only result in higher debt, but also often lead to further budget problems and higher taxes. History is a great teacher, and policymakers can learn many important lessons. When it comes to spending discipline, Gov.
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