Lefty lawmakers like AOC and Pelosi are one and – Latest News
Taking a national curiosity
I’ve nothing towards AOC, a good one that most likely offers change to the Red Cross. Also perhaps cash in baskets held by avenue Santas. Even perhaps helps an aged Republican cross a dead-end avenue whose lone store sells damaged Uneeda biscuits.
The girl was a bartender. Talk Mogadishu and Zanzibar and she’ll ask if you would like one olive or two. Gaza? She’ll say they have been very good people. Myanmar? I imply, please. And she’s seeking to be president?
Not like we haven’t selections. You can at all times ship a $3 donation and get an 8-by-10 snap of Mrs. Pelosi in tights. Or attend an Anthony Weiner rally. Maybe a hoe-down for New Jersey’s former goldbrick senator Menendez.
Meanwhile, Long Island’s Mr. Berman writes me about Alexander Hamilton inviting Jefferson to dinner with James Madison. Congress then debating a website for its everlasting capital. The South most popular banks of the Potomac. They compromised and we now have a new rose garden and perhaps sometime Grand Ballroom.
Zero Crapdammy’s anti-Israel habits had me dig out my outdated letter from the Delaware Commission of Veterans’ Affairs Albert Weir. He cites Ronald Reagan: “If we are not one nation under God, then we will certainly be one nation that has gone under.”
And continues, “Our forefathers based this nation beneath Judaic-Christian perception. Every doc strengthened ‘In God we trust.’ Our forefathers got here to this uncharted land for the only real objective of faith and perception within the almighty with out persecution . . . Left-winged anti-American extremists now manipulate legal guidelines and courts to negatively alter our constructive method of life. The result’s elevated common immorality, crime and decreased patriotism and our total perception in God and nation.
“Military chaplains have seen titles modified to ‘morale officers.’ Eventually we’ll all be judged.
“God bless this God-blessed country.”
It’s Rock strong
THE Plymouth Rock Foundation and its longtime chief, historian Rus Walton: “We no longer care enough to pay the price for freedom under God. We are more enamored with expediency than excellence. Or courage. This land’s goodness and glory were yesterday . . . our task is to prove such naysayers wrong. Let this be our Declaration.”
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“Our task is to prove such sayers wrong! America — one nation under God! Let this be our declaration.”
Patrick Henry: “We may cry peace — but there is no peace. The war is actually begun. The next gale . . . will bring to our ears the clash of resounding arms. Our brethren are already in the field! . . . I know not what course others may take; but, as for me, give me liberty or give me death!”
He’s yukking it up
TONY Hinchcliffe, “Man of the People,” a favourite Trump comedian and fan, says, “So I average four specials a year with Netflix. Next is June 9. But I’m not one to make semitic jokes.”
SIGNERS of our Declaration of Independence have been 56. Eldest? Benjamin Franklin — 70. John Hancock, president of the Congress, 40. They have been retailers, pastors, farmers, legal professionals, docs. One, a servant. Another, a shoemaker. Virginia’s Thomas Jefferson, 33. Massachusetts’ Samuel Adams, 53, wore a go well with, stockings and sneakers — donated from pals. Seven have been 60 and over. One of their 20s.
The pledge was signed Aug. 2, 1776, by and beneath the skilled eye of Dr. John Witherspoon, pastor and president of Princeton.
They signed for the liberty, liberty and because of the Almighty for creating this United States of America.
God Bless Our Country.
