Presidential Libraries Unite to Protect Democracy and Call for National Unity

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Thirteen presidential libraries and foundations, representing a wide range of political views, have issued an "urgent call to action for all Americans." The statement emphasizes the importance of the rule of law, protection of individual rights, and values such as compassion, tolerance, pluralism, and respect for others. It calls for civil dialogue, respect for democratic institutions, secure elections, and active participation in local, state, or national improvement. The signatories include institutions representing former presidents from Herbert Hoover to Barack Obama, highlighting the need for unity and commitment to democratic principles.
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