Quote by George H. W. Bush

We know what works. Freedom Works. We know what's right. Freedom is right.

We know what works. Freedom Works. We know what's right. Fre

Summary

This quote emphasizes the belief that freedom is both effective and morally correct. It suggests that the concept of freedom has proven to be a successful and beneficial approach. By stating "we know what works," it suggests that societies or individuals have witnessed the positive outcomes that arise when freedom is present. Additionally, by asserting that "freedom is right," it implies a moral conviction that freedom is an inherently just principle that should be upheld and respected. Overall, the quote promotes the idea that freedom is not only practical but also ethically desirable.

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Freedom

By George H. W. Bush

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