Rubio At The Greek Acropolis: The West Has Forgotten What Made It Great
Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Wednesday that the West faces a choice between reclaiming its strength and accepting a future of “atrophy and servitude and decline” after decades of abandoning the qualities that once made it the world
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Wednesday that the West faces a choice between reclaiming its strength and accepting a future of “atrophy and servitude and decline” after decades of abandoning the qualities that once made it the world’s dominant civilization. Speaking in Athens, Greece, with the Acropolis behind him, Rubio argued that Western civilization ...
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