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What Is Special About the Inaugural Addresses of Washington, Harrison, Lincoln and Reagan? By Mike Sharman

from Share HealthCare With Mike Sharman - Discussing Medical Freedom, Religious Freedom and Financial Freedom Through Health Care Sharing · host Mike Sharman

Presidents Day is when we celebrate George Washington and Abraham Lincoln who were both born in February. But two other presidents born in February, William Henry Harrison and Ronald Reagan; and all four of these presidents made some interesting and powerful statements in their inaugural addresses. Mike Sharman talks about those addresses, and how they apply to us today. +++++++ You can find out more information about Share HealthCare by calling 1-844-Share HC, or by visiting their website: https://sharehealthcare.com/

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