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“All who love Liberty are enemies of the state.”

Quote by Karl Hess

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Karl Hess, born on May 25, 1923, was a renowned speechwriter from the United States. He had a significant influence in the fields of politics and liberalism, serving as a speechwriter for several politicians. Hess's career was marked by challenges and achievements, and his works deeply impacted American politics and society. more

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