Our Country Is Crumbling Because We’re No Longer United

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By Zachary ShahanMar 11, 2025, 2:02 pm199 ptsTrendingTop
What, historically, made the United States great? Of course, before we answer that, we have to acknowledge that things have never been perfect — not even close. Our wonderful founding fathers who we admire so much were slaveholders. Europeans came to the New World for freedom, and then slaughtered the ...…

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Our Country Is Crumbling Because We’re No Longer United

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