“That spirit, which spurning all restraints, subduing all to their will, breaking over every obstacle, has planted down the standard of liberty—that standard which their fathers first raised in the valley of the Ohio, in 1774—on the shore of the distant Pacific.”

Yep, forgot about this. This explains it. Thank Congress, not the new admin.

A huge step in taking back our history.

“Splendid…”

@ArmisDei Unbelievable

@shawarmawarma How do you rationalize the founders owning slaves, and passing the Naturalization Act of 1790?

@PatrickHeizer You’re delusional at best.

@captivedreamer7 Patriot through and through.

RT @AnemoiaAmerica:

RT @matt_vanswol: 🚨#BREAKING: The Mennonite Disaster Service has confirmed that a group of Amish crews from Ohio installed a MIND-BLOWING 1…

RT @ThomasWayneRil1: @AnemoiaAmerica @Sevatar33 I think I have a 15 hour series over the Apache. I treat them with respect and I treat the…

@Khankaiser13 They both only lived among them because they were kidnapped and survived running the gauntlet by some miracle. They fought plenty of Indians. There are some sweet spots but usually on an individual basis rather than collective, like old trappers marrying squaws (only women there)

@ThomasWayneRil1 @Sevatar33 It’s okay to look back on Indians with interest and nostalgia in the modern day but to rewrite history and act like these people who were constantly at war loved each other is laughable.

“Washington exemplified the self-invented American, forever struggling to better himself and rise above his origins.”

@glapper1649 “Washington: A Life” by Chernow.