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What a Real Man Does
This section is here to illustrate what a real man does — not in the spotlight, but often before or after it. It’s about character over ego, service over self.
This not about which party, but the devotion to this country exhibited by a few really good men and their wives.
My first example is President Jimmy Carter. I chose him because I don’t think anything in his life was ever about him. While he’s often remembered as a “weak” president and dismissed for it, I see something very different.
To me, his life is a testament to greatness — not the kind that demands attention, but the kind that quietly builds homes, heals nations, and uplifts others long after the cameras are gone.
Hey SCOTUS, it’s time to start doing what’s right.
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President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama
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President Dwight D. Eisenhower – General of the Army
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President George H. W. Bush
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Senator John McCain — A Legacy of Courage, Principle, and Service
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President Jimmy Carter
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