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Every great nation in history was built on the same foundation — marriage, children, faith, and family. Not the economy. Not the military. Not politics. Husbands and wives. Mothers and fathers. Faith and family. When a civilization abandons those four things, it doesn't decline slowly. It crumbles. We are...

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