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The year is 2015, and J. P. Bryan is upset about President Barack Obama. “I don’t know who he represents,” the then-75-year-old businessman tells me. We’re sitting at a mahogany conference table at the soon-to-open Bryan Museum in Galveston. I’m here to tour the building, which houses Bryan’s collection of 70,000-plus Texas historical artifacts, and interview its wealthy founder. But Bryan seems just as eager to talk contemporary politics. “I really have never seen anything like it,” he continues. “I really think he has a totally different agenda from one that’s good for America. I think he either hates America, or he loves something else so vastly more . . . or he’s enamored with something that’s not America, that he’s going to promote it over us.” “What could that be?”…

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