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Oct 26, 2025 1 min

A slow death vis DEI

from Tea With George Hosted by George Caylor, Diane Gruber, Steve Putney

My ancestors arrived here from Germany, and the first thing they did was learn the English language. Did you know there were more Germans that founded America than English? But our Founding Fathers had a vote: “Do we speak English or German?” German lost by only one vote, but it was decided by our founders that we should speak a common language. Assimilation, a common language, and a Judeo Christian worldview was thought to be the strength that would make America a great country. And it was. But now multiculturalism seems to be what is in vogue. Diversity, equity, inclusion, is thought to be a strength. Problem is, that’s never happened in history. And America is slowly dying because too many people have accepted this slow death, thinking it would be the nice thing to do. Sponsored by the Caylor Group Wealth Management in Lynchburg VA. Call 434-455-7297. Support the show #Political/Conservative/Judeo/Christian/Constitutional

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My ancestors arrived here from Germany, and the first thing they did was learn the English language. Did you know there were more Germans that founded America than English? But our Founding Fathers had a vote: “Do we speak English or German?” German lost by only one vote, but it was decided by our founders that we should speak a common language. Assimilation, a common language, and a Judeo Christian worldview was thought to be the strength that would make America a great country. And it was. ...

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