America will persevere because freedom always prevails. But

America will persevere because freedom always prevails. But let's get real - the far-left and their policies are causing harm to our country.

📖 Lauren Boebert

🌍 American | 👨‍💼 Politician

🎂 December 19, 1986

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This quote emphasizes a resilient belief in American perseverance rooted in the value of freedom. It also expresses concern about political polarization, specifically criticizing far-left policies as potentially harmful. Such perspectives often reflect a desire to uphold traditional values and a skepticism of progressive initiatives. While emphasizing patriotism and resilience, it also highlights the ongoing political divide that shapes national discourse.

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