07-04-2020, 03:09 PM
I'm not interested in fighting over political tropes. I am interested in discussing ideas and concepts that are central to the preservation of liberty.
These ideas and concepts are far larger than any person or office held in the Land. If taken to their maximal extent and allowed to be realized they outlast all men whose faces are carved in stone or whose portraits line the halls of our most hallowed political institutions.
These ideas will outlast the stones of the White House. Mt. Rushmore will crumble. All of our statues will oxidize. But those ideas will always be there.
The founders did not give us a 'Republic if we could keep it'. They gave us an idea if we could nurture it.
Happy 4th of July. Long Live the United States of America. May she always be free.
These ideas and concepts are far larger than any person or office held in the Land. If taken to their maximal extent and allowed to be realized they outlast all men whose faces are carved in stone or whose portraits line the halls of our most hallowed political institutions.
These ideas will outlast the stones of the White House. Mt. Rushmore will crumble. All of our statues will oxidize. But those ideas will always be there.
The founders did not give us a 'Republic if we could keep it'. They gave us an idea if we could nurture it.
Happy 4th of July. Long Live the United States of America. May she always be free.