In a special episode this week, the Moms for America Podcast
hosts Moms for America Founder and President Kimberly Fletcher and her
daughter, Cassie, to discuss the women who contributed to the making of
America. We often remember the great men of American History – George
Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and John Adams, among others.
What’s missing from this list are the women of the American Revolution who were
critical to its success. Kimberly and Cassie have co-written a book on the
topic, "Remembering the Ladies: True Stories of the Women Who Wove a
Nation," and have so many facts and stories to share. Like, subscribe, and
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