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Make War Like Washington

by Jeff OBryant

This is the second in a series of columns concerning great presidents and how the modern contenders for the office simply do not measure up. Part two discusses George Washington (part 1 covered Abraham Lincoln) and his great leadership ability.

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A real leader

It is to our great misfortune that we no longer have such leaders. Rather than understanding freedoms of, which the Founders gave us, they want to give us freedoms from- which is what Karl Marx tried to give us but instead only created vast grave yards under the nightmare of communism.

Washington truly had it all - he was a statesman when today we have only politicians.


Posted in General on February 21st, 2008

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