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Partisan Politics Is Making War Inevitable
Roger Koopman says partisan rhetoric is eroding constitutional government and making war inevitable, while citing his family’s century-long commitment to peace.
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Partisan politics is making war inevitable
The Koopmans came to America in 1910, in the steerage section of a ship headed for Ellis Island. Grandpa was a man of peace, seeking peace. He wanted no part of Prussian militarism and “the Kaiser’s wars.” So he packed…
·Billings, United States
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Dear Editor: Partisan Politics is Making War Inevitable
Dear Editor, The Koopmans came to America in 1910, in the steerage section of a ship headed for Ellis Island. Grandpa was a man of peace, seeking peace. He wanted no part of Prussian militarism and "the Kaiser's wars." So he packed up four kids and a wife, and three generations later, the Koopmans are still seeking peace, not war. I guess I have it in my blood. Pop would often say,...
·Whitehall, United States
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