At the age of 22 when I was home from college, my father said, “son, we are going downtown to have lunch today, and our guest is Neil Armstrong.” I remember to this day how my spine tingled.
At the age of 22 when I was home from college, my father said, “son, we are going downtown to have lunch today, and our guest is Neil Armstrong.” I remember to this day how my spine tingled.
Richard Nixon gave his first inaugural address, speaking on the importance of bringing the country together and ending segregation, discrimination, and injustice.
Ronald Reagan in his Westminster address elaborated on the importance of deciding upon individual beliefs while simultaneously coming together despite differences.
President George W. Bush spoke on the 20th anniversary of the National Endowment for Democracy, elaborating on the foundation of the American democracy and the nation's fundamental values.
Barack Obama gave his farewell address to the American people on January 10, 2017. At this moment during his speech, he emphasized the importance of looking after our democracy.
