America's Freedom Festival at Provo has risen in national prominence as a celebration for the entire community, without regard to personal politics. It serves as an annual reminder of the principles all Americans hold dear. It has been a place where people set aside differences and focus on our similarities.

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I am more nervous about the opinions expressed by the Herald than I am worried about Glenn Beck.

This article serves more to cause division than it does to express gratitude for our actions of July 4th 1776.
While I seldom listen to Glenn Beck, I do recognize that his rhetoric is much closer to the views of the founding fathers, than the silly ranting usually found in the Herald.

Without voices such as Glenn Beck we would have an even more ignorant population regarding the foundational beliefs of this once great nation.

You would display a better understanding of the current plight of this nation, if you had expressed a like concern about Cheney coming to BYU.

dailyherald wrote:

America's Freedom Festival at Provo has risen in national prominence


no it hasn't

kuioityutyuwyrthjkjkl wrote:

dailyherald wrote:

America's Freedom Festival at Provo has risen in national prominence


no it hasn't


I travel much across the nation, particularly during the summer, and AFF at Provo has almost no visibility.

kuioityutyuwyrthjkjkl wrote:

dailyherald wrote:

America's Freedom Festival at Provo has risen in national prominence


no it hasn't
Freedom What? I am going to Duluth to enjoy fireworks and listen to music. I wonder if Provo thinks someone like FOX picks this up an broadcasts it across the world or something.

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