Debbie Bacigalupi joins Hal to update us on the fight against Agenda 21, and why we should take it to the local level. "Our system is brilliant. The closest elected officials to you are the ones with the highest authority-they are the ones that matter the most." Debbie is clear -voting still means something locally.
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- Correcting Widespread Misconceptions about the Vietnam War
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