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We Must Have a Rebirth of Instinctive Patriotism

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By Ned Ryun
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On the nation’s 250th anniversary, the mayor of the country’s largest city sat at a desk once used by George Washington and told Americans what was wrong with American exceptionalism. The story of this country, he said, has too often been written by people told they did not belong. Its achievements were really won by the excluded, in spite of America. Dissent, not gratitude, he intoned, is the truest form of patriotism.
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We Must Have a Rebirth of Instinctive Patriotism

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By Ned Ryun, Ed McFadden, Ed Mcfadden
| American Greatness Verified
On the nation’s 250th anniversary, the mayor of the country’s largest city sat at a desk once used by George Washington and told Americans what was wrong with American exceptionalism. The story of this country, he said, has too often been written by people told they did not belong. Its achievements were really won by the excluded, in spite of America. Dissent, not gratitude, he intoned, is the truest form of patriotism.
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The Thread of Liberty: Keeping Our Republic

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By Ned Ryun
| Yahoo Verified
Benjamin Franklin walked out of the Constitutional Convention in September 1787 and was asked what kind of government the delegates had given the country. "A republic," he said, "if you can keep it." Two hundred fifty years after the Declaration that made such a government thinkable, that conditional clause is one of the most important phrases in American life: "If you can keep it." Franklin did not say the work was finished. He said it was handed to us.
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