Friday, July 04, 2025

Happy 249th, America!

It's been well documented on this site as well as on my weekly radio show the issues I have with Donald Trump. And given the potential destruction this country could face due to questionable provisions in the recently signed into law One Big Beautiful Bill Act, I will certainly not be shy in sharing my genuine concerns. 

All that said, America really dodged the proverbial bullet by not electing Kamala Harris to be President of the United States. There are myriad reasons we should express relief in Trump prevailing over Harris this past November, if for no other reason that next year's Sesquitennial will not be blatant display of crapping all over the country. 

Erick Erickson ponders what might have been. And it is frightening.

Were Ms. Harris the President next year and progressives in charge, we would be forced to hear sob stories of the founding white slave owners while being forced to celebrate the transgender amputee midget people of color whose sacrifices made victory possible. Instead of praise for Jefferson, Washington Madison, Hamilton, Adams, and Franklin we’d all have to sit through insufferable lectures about the non-Jewish people of color and lesbians who built this country and how white people ruined it all.

Every one of you knows this is true.


Look, I'm not suggesting that we should ignore the undeniable blemishes of America's history. However, if you listen to prog elected officials and their supporters, they would have you believe that we're no better off than life in the Jim Crow era. Deep down I'm not convinced they really believe that, rather it's a chanting point they put forward in hopes that their fellow Americans are, at best, woefully ignorant or at worst flat out stupid. 


Anyhow, I was 7 years old when the Bicentennial occurred in 1976. I certainly didn't have a deep appreciation for the true meaning of Independence Day then, but I certainly do now. 





Man, what a party it's gonna be next year!


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