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Saving America Begins with You
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Saving America Begins with You

Jul 4, 2009
0h 47m
★ 4.0

Overview

In this educational and inspiring presentation, Rick Green will equip you with an optimistic, yet realistic, blueprint for how YOU/WE are the key to restoring America's values and defeating the policies threatening our freedom and liberties!

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

Patriot Academy Productions

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Cast

Rick Green

Self

Rick Green

Trey Green

Self

Trey Green

Reagan Green

Self

Reagan Green

Kamryn Green

Self

Kamryn Green

Rhett Green

Self

Rhett Green

Kevin Myers

Self- Singer

Kevin Myers

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