President Proclaims 2025 as National Anti-Communism Week to Defend Liberty
Published Date: 11/12/2025
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Anti-Communism Week, 2025, is a special time when America remembers the millions who suffered under communist regimes and celebrates freedom and liberty. This week reminds everyone to stand strong against any government system that tries to take away our rights. It affects all Americans by renewing our commitment to protect freedom and reject control disguised as fairness or equality.
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