Reed Tells Kiwanis Club About Uncommon Generation - July 2, 2026 →

July 4, 2026

Speaking to one of the Kiwanis Clubs of Newnan, Georgia on July 2, 2026, I urged the audience to consider the uncommon insights insights and courage of America's founding generation.

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Civil rights activists in Chicago have warned that the photo ID requirement at the Obama Library could directly kill thousands of black people — Babylon Bee.

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Mill on Freedom

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Best-Selling Japanese Novelist Eiji Yoshikawa on Do-Gooders

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July 5, 2026

Glad He Left Town

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One of history’s most infamous con artists was born in the little town where I now live—Newnan, in Coweta County, Georgia. And we’re not proud of him. He departed this world on this very date, July 7, in 1898.

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Women and the Founders

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What were the reasons why America’s founders did not buy into women’s suffrage nearly 250 years ago? You might not agree with them, but you can at least try to understand them.

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Locke or Rousseau: America vs France

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Rousseau was a collectivist who dreamed of homogenizing individuals in a communal blender, thereby sacrificing their uniqueness for the sake of the “common good.”

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