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    The first is the goal to digitize Jack Kemp’s papers from his time with both Congress and HUD and make them available to researchers worldwide through the Library of Congress. "There’s a manuscript room at the Library of Congress, where the manuscripts are available for researchers ... You’ve got Abraham Lincoln’s papers, George Washington, James Madison. The only current non-President politicians who have their papers there are Patrick Moynihan and Henry Kissinger, so we’re really pleased that the Library of Congress saw fit to receive the papers." The foundation also plans to collect video clips of Kemp through the digitization process for an online resource called “Kemp On…” featuring a variety of topics. Full Article at HumanEvents.com
    There’s a manuscript room at the Library of Congress, where the manuscripts are available for researchers ... You’ve got Abraham Lincoln’s papers, George Washington, James Madison. The only current non-President politicians who have their papers there are Patrick Moynihan and Henry Kissinger, so we’re really pleased that the Library of Congress saw fit to receive the papers.
    SOURCE: HumanEvents.com 1 month ago
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  1. There’ve been lots of success stories in Rwanda, coming out of the civil war, because they’ve made policy changes that incentivizes folks to start businesses, and then where economic growth happened, we’ve also seen reconciliation between people who were at war
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  2. I hadn’t planned on doing this, but it’s an incredible privilege, and I’m having a great time putting this together
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  3. I feel like we’re building [the foundation] out in the water right now
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  4. My dad … always would engage whoever he was with in discussion and was very friendly but enthusiastic about whatever idea would come up
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  5. It helped convince me that there’s an incredible need and desire in our country for leadership that is principled and based on a real intellectual curiosity and a passion for ideas
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