Because i am absolutely convinced we have to continue to lead the world into the kind of future we want. We cant sit on the sidelines. We cant retreat. Were going have set backs. We are going to have disappointments. But over time ,com,com ma our story has become the dominant story. It represents the hopes and aspirations of people everywhere that is what i want americans to hunters and in the main reason i wrote this book. I know theres a big debate going on about our role in the world and we have some real unfortunate comment quinces still to deal with from prior decisions in the lake, but we cant have decayed our responsibility. How we define, how we execute it will be the stuff of political debate. But the world needs us. America matters to the world and yes the world matters to america for prosperity and security and democracy. So i hope more americans will engage in that debate and i look forward in the coming months to have that discussion with people who read my book and have q
What discoveries have you made on your Maine woods hikes this winter? On a clear, sun-struck, morning, I stand on a small headland at the edge of South Bog Stream Cove in the southwest corner of Rangeley Lake. Here, South Bog Stream, ice and snow covered on this mid-winter day, enters the lake on a
The spooky season is upon us, stretched across the landscape like a spider’s web. We’re telling 13 Tales of Terror leading up to Halloween to celebrate all things mysterious, eerie, and unexplained in Maine. Our first story features one of the most.
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