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I wrote this book because now, more than ever before, when we've never
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been so divided and angry and miserable and pessimistic about the future of our country,
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I think it's time for us to return to our roots of what it
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means to be an American. And what do I mean by that? The
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people who built the foundation of this country were not decrepit, falling apart,
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completely senile old men that make up the entirety of the United States Congress and
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the White House today, which is probably why we feel so pessimistic our founding
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fathers on July fourth, seventeen seventy six, we're eighteen, nineteen, twenty
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one years old. Even Thomas Jefferson, who wrote the Declaration of Independence,
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was only thirty three years old on July fourth, seventeen seventy six. If
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we're serious about building a path for our country that's based in objective truth,
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marriage, taking back, entrepreneurship, and just the idea of freedom of expression,
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it has to start with giving young people a seat at the table.
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So if you're a gen Zer looking for hope, this book is for you.
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If you have a gen Zer in your life that you're looking to inspire
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and encourage to continue making a difference in their community. This book is for you.