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“Liberty without virtue would be no blessing to us,” wrote Dr. Benjamin Rush. Rush was one of the leading scientific and medical minds of the colonies, alongside Ben Franklin.
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Why, in 2026, are we still fighting for rights already won — the right to vote, equal pay, the Equal Rights Amendment Congress refuses to recognize as ratified?
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Alan Turing, perhaps, did as much to personally win World War II as anyone alive then.
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Children are doing without in the richest country in the world. Now that is a real disgrace.
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In 1789, President George Washington appointed Alexander Hamilton, already a successful lawyer, banker, and veteran as the first Secretary of the Treasury.
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Over the last three and half years our elected County Judge has learned little from the people he has served in Fannin County.
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Alexander Hamilton, whose influences include savings bonds, newspapers, and even the U. S. Constitution, pushed through new and controversial ideas to a skeptical nation that still impacts America more than two centuries later.
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U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) authored the following op-ed in the Austin American-Statesman arguing that closing the Texas Republican primary would be a mistake for the party and our nation's democratic republic.
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Sam Rayburn once observed, “Any jackass can kick down a barn, but it takes a carpenter to build one.”
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“The supreme quality for leadership is unquestionably integrity. Without it, no real success is possible,” said Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. Such words describe the life of Gen. William O. Darby, a hero of World War II.
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After reading your latest editorial, I think you are right, Judge Cunningham...."It's just politics."
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“I must study war and diplomacy so that my children may study mathematics and science so that their children may study art and philosophy.” - John Adams

