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America
Standing Strong
By: Robert J. Emery
Narrated by: Kasey Rogers
Length: 6 hrs and 9 mins

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Summary

America: Standing Strong, from award-winning author Robert J. Emery (robertjemeryauthor.com).

In 1920, while campaigning for the office of president, Warren G. Harding said in a campaign speech, “America’s present need is not heroics, but healing; not nostrums, but normalcy.”

That is where America finds itself today.

America: Standing Strong brings together investigative reporters, scholars, scientists, philosophers, medical professionals, elected officials across the political spectrum, and an endless string of quotes from respected voices, past and present, to examine the events of recent years—not what we already know, but what we may not, or have yet to acknowledge, in our quest for reformation. Every voice counts.