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George Washington and John Adams Warned Against Parties: Why It’s Time to End Partisan Politics | Sam Bushman Liberty RoundTable

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In this thought-provoking episode of Liberty RoundTable Live, Sam Bushman challenges the divisive nature of partisan politics and calls for Americans to think independently. Drawing on the warnings of George Washington, John Adams, and James Madison, Sam urges viewers to move beyond party lines and focus on truth, character, and accountability—regardless of political affiliation. Sam discusses the recent debate over the release of the Epstein files, emphasizing that it’s time to give credit where it’s due and support transparency, no matter which party is pushing for it. He reminds us that real change happens when we set aside partisan bickering and unite for the good of the country. Are you ready to put an end to the party and stand up for what’s right? Join the movement for honest, independent thinking and subscribe to Liberty RoundTable Live for more insightful commentary. Visit lovingliberty.net to listen live or download the app today!

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