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Not My First Rodeo: Lessons from the Heartland

Book by Kristi Noem · 3 quotes · Americans, History, Freedom

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“I do not believe there are "women's issues" any more than there are "men's issues." There is, however, a woman's perspective on every single issue. That perspective is essential when we as a country make decisions about our freedom, defense, prosperity, health, and the well-being and happiness of our kids.”

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“What we needed was for people to remember our history and our Constitution. We needed to recognize that it's every American's responsibility to safeguard our freedom, and not just for ourselves, but for future generations. Because freedom is incredibly fragile. Once gone, it is very hard to get it back.”

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“Yes, American history is complicated and hard. All history is complicated and hard. Human life, past and present, is never simple. Every family history is checkered, to some extent, and with great inheritances come humbling challenges. But I believe Americans are brave enough to face those challenges, to overcome adversity, celebrate our triumphs---to be a teachable people who learns from our history and goes confidently into the future with, as Lincoln said, "malice toward none and charity for all.”

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