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Former presidents share messages ahead of nation’s 250th birthday
The four presidents discussed democracy and America’s future in exclusive interviews that will air in full on TODAY, NBC said.
- Former Presidents Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush shared messages with the American people ahead of the nation's 250th anniversary in July during a History Channel event in Philadelphia.
- Bill Clinton urged Americans not to give up on the country, calling it the longest-lasting, freely-elected government in history and expressing hope for its continued success.
- Joe Biden emphasized America's unique democracy based on the Constitution and equality, stating the country is less divided than often portrayed.
- Barack Obama and George W. Bush encouraged citizens to fulfill their responsibilities, respect differences, engage peacefully in politics, and participate actively in the democratic process.
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Former presidents share messages ahead of nation’s 250th birthday: ‘Don’t give up on America’
The nation’s four living former presidents are offering their thoughts on where the U.S. stands ahead of its 250th anniversary this summer. “So I think my message is: Don’t give up on America. We’re the longest-lasting, freely elected government in history now. And a lot of people didn’t think we’d make it this long,” former…
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