America’s Future was founded as a nonprofit educational foundation in April of 1946 by a group of New York City businessmen who were dedicated to, according to O’Neill, “preserving the two great fundamental principles of America; the private enterprise system and our constitutional form of government.”
It was 245 years ago that a brave group of American colonists sent what was effectively a legal complaint to the King of England. Inspired by the English jurist William Blackstone, the complaint contained a list of the colonists’ grievances, then demanded their independence as compensation for damages.
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