University. Im sorry, michigan, i had to get that in there. Come on. Come on. Weve had enough political violence. Lets after ohio state i went to Law School i where met my beautiful wife and started businesses to create jobs in the place i grew up in. My work taught me theres still so much Talent And Grit in The American heartland, there really is. But for these places to thrive, my friends, we need a leader who fights for the people who built this country. We need a leader whos not in the pocket of Big Business but answers to the workingman, union and nonunion alike. W a leader who wont sellout to multinational corporations but will stand up for american companies and American Industry. A leader who rejects Joe Biden and Kamala Harris green new scam and fights to bring back our great american factories. We need president donald j. Trump. Some people tell me ive lived The American dream, and of course theyre right and im so grateful for it, but The American dream that always counted mo
Youre looking at live images from the Republican National Convention in milwaukee, wisconsin this evening. Of course, the big speech we are going to be hearing from Trumps Vice President ial Running Mate, Jd Vance. The nomination of Jd Vance marks the first time since John Mccain ran against Barack Obama in 2008 that weve had a u. S. Military veteran of the top of the ticket either as the President Ial or Vice President Ial Nominee. Jd vance is a retired marine. He spent six months in iraq as a Combat Correspondent as part of a Marine Corps Public Affairs unit. At the same time he was in iraq, literally at the exact same time, another rising star in American Politics, another increasingly recognizable face of American Politics, Maryland Governor Westmore was also deployed with the military. He was a captain in the u. S. Army leading Combat Troops as a paratrooper in afghanistan. In current incredibly, both of these men came back after their service and wrote highly praised, awardwinnin
Slave. He is of course one of the greatest americans of all time. His Auto Biographies about life as a slave and his struggle to become free, in addition to everything else he did in his life, those written works are some of the most influential written american accounts of anything on any subject. In narrative of the life, which is the most widely read of the three of his three autobio graphical accounts but also in the subsequent ones he wrote as well including the next one by bondage and my freedom, one of the most harrowing things he describes about his life is a yearlong period where the man who owned him as a slave decided that young Frederick Douglas was encourageable. He decided that Frederick Douglas needed, in effect, to be tamed, to be broken. And so he shipped Frederick Douglas off to a man literally known as a Slave Breaker. The Slave Breaker was named Edward Covey, covey. This is part of how Frederick Douglas describes him. He says, quote, i have now lived with him, meani
Tamed, to be broken. So he shipped Frederick Douglass Off Go A Man literally known as a Slave Breaker. The Slave Breaker was named Edward Covey, covey. This is part of how Frederick Douglass describes him. He says, quote, i have now lived with him, meaning his Slave Owner, nearly nine months, and he had given me a number of severe whippings, without any visible improvement in my character or any conduct. Now he was resolved to put me out as he said, quote, to be broken. There was in the Bay Side a man named Edward Covey, who enjoyed the execrated reputation of being a first Rate Hand at breaking young negroes. Breaking. Frederick does las then goes on in chapter after chapter after chapter in this autobiography. Chapter in this autobiography. Look at this. The experience. You know, Coveys Manner of proceeding to whip. Chapter after chapter after chapter he describes this experience, the way that Edward Covey tortured him and beat him nearly to death and worked him nearly to death all t
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