82 quotes on morning

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Here is a list of the five facts that should be acknowledged as facts of life in America:

There were 1,095 million Americans born before 1900.

Twenty-four consecutive presidents were born in the U.S. prior to 1945.

The most recent national poll shows the U.S. living higher than it has ever been.

More than 100 million U.S. citizens were born in the second world war, one of the lowest rates ever recorded.

The U.S. is the fifth largest producer of carbon dioxide in the world, more than any other nation.

The U.S. spent nearly $647 billion on non-mining businesses in 2015, more than the average U.S. spending on transportation, about $5.2 billion more than Canada.

Twenty-six U.S. states spent $28 billion of their GDP on clean energy—about twice the U.S. spend on energy efficiency.

Nearly all federal spending is directed at protecting the environment—more than the federal total in the entire U.S.

Nearly nine in ten American citizens own their own automobile.

More than 60 percent of a child being born alive today will live to be over 100,000 in the next 30 years, the highest rate since World War II.

More than 10 percent of homes in America are without electricity and more than one million