Today, we not only celebrate 250 years of American history, reflecting on the blessings and freedoms we enjoy as citizens of this great nation, but we also take time to honor Teddy Roosevelt, one of our most iconic Presidents. As North Dakotans, we should feel immense pride in the important role our state played in shaping his character, helping him overcome great loss and charting his course in life. It is fitting then that our state is now home to both a national park and a presidential library that bear his name,
John Hoeven: “Today, we not only celebrate 250 years of American history, reflecting on the blessings and freedoms we enjoy as…”
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Remarks at the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opening
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