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illuminate african-american life and work in this neighborhood, which has always been an incredibly important integrated neighborhood. but as i thought about this today, trying to think about how i felt about being here, i kept remembering a letter that i received when i was at the smithsonian, which i guess is now. and the letter said -- well, it started out dear left-wing historian, so i knew it wasn't going to be good, but forget that part of the letter. the letter went on to say that the author worries that we are spending so much time looking at african-american life and culture...

brent bozell. this is just over two hours. >> my fellow defenders of liberty, let me be brief and clear. obamacare is a manifestation of the president's wooden-headed idea that health care decisions can be better made by government bureaucrats than you and me. better left to the states than to the individual. obamacare expands the organized power of the state and robs individuals and families of making decisions for themselves. obamacare is a clear and present danger. [applause] today we rededicate ourselves to defend liberty. today we pledge to stand up for liberty. to speak up for ...

we are not the aarp. we are the next aarp. we are the american seniors association. join us. check us out. american seniors.org. keep up the fight. go back to your hometowns. keep fighting. keep the faith. god bless. >> next up is a tate are the that i've known since almost the beginning. rita grace. >> thank you kelly we love you. i thank god for each one of you here. i spent 15 years in the former soviet union not only smuggling bibles but smuggling medicines. it was the worst of the worst for socialized medicine. so i've been there and i've seen it and i've lived it. and i want yo...

pray for our country. i will lift up my nice to the hills from whence come as our help. god will always be with us. never give up. love one another. also, virginia has a great up- and-coming governor, ken cuccinelli, who was here today. get him in office. god bless you all. repeal. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> thank you, rita grace. next, it is herman cain. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. >> thank you. thank you. >> you guys are great. you know, -- >> you were railroaded. ...

and the land, growing things like corn over here and living in fairly modest homes. the home behind me is on the smaller end. it's one of the few we actually built here. that's about 600 square feet. which represents about a quarter or so of the housing stock of rural new england. america was not only a younger nation but a poorer nation than it is now. most of our buildings though are antiques that we've moved here from the six new england states. we've opened to the public in 1946, been open ever since as a private not-for-profit educational corporation. we're trying to show people...