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Can you still find paradise? Big Sur on Highway One makes a convincing case

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By Vince Bzdek Verified
| The Gazette (Colorado Springs) Verified
Carmel-by-the-Sea is the kind of place that has a surfing sommelier, storybook cottages, secret courtyards, and a quarter moon beach. French hotels turn your sheets down at night and Sea Salt Carmel Caramels appear magically on your pillow. Much of the architecture is hobbit chic, a distinct aesthetic that adds to the fairyland feel of the place. The buildings all have names rather than addresses in this enchanted, eminently walkable square mile, and there are no chain stores to be found any where.
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The man who believes clubs are the key to America's revival

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By Vince Bzdek Verified
| Substack
Robert Putnam was a small-town Ohio Republican trying to decide what to major in at Swathmore College when he attended John F. Kennedy’s inauguration in 1960. When Kennedy said “Ask not what your country can do for you — but what you can do for your country,” Putnam felt like the new president was speaking directly to him. He describes hearing JFK’s inaugural call to civic duty as the moment he decided to go into political science.
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Was Washington a Westerner at heart? | Vince Bzdek

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By Vince Bzdek Verified
| The Denver Gazette Verified
As we gear up to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the country this week, I’ve been eager to learn more about our foundational founder, George Washington. If a country, like an organization, directly reflects its principal leader and his or her values, we are all in many ways descendants of President George Washington’s vision and beliefs. To understand the American Revolution, you need to understand Washington.
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