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This is the first time that I feel great to be 65, and not 35. I would hate to face what I think the future of the USA is looking like.

I'm actually glad to be in my (late) 30s right now. Why? Because I would consider it an honor to be able to fight the good fight. Anyone can live in peaceful, prosperous times, but in times of trial you get to find out what you're really made of and how far you'll go to defend what you believe. If we are successful and are able to restore the USA to its original principles and glory, then we'll be every bit as worthy of being called American as any who ever were.

If we are successful and are able to restore the USA to its original principles and glory, then we'll be every bit as worthy of being called American as any who ever were.

Wonderfully said.

I've said in the past that I never imagined in my wildest dreams that Americans of my time would be called upon to rise to the same level of challenge as Americans of the mid-1700s were.

But, here we are. We face a menace that is perhaps much deadlier than what our forefathers faced from Great Britain. Much courage will be required of us in the coming years.

And it is coming. The traitors and tyrants now holding the reins of our government fully intend to destroy all that is left of this great nation. Our moment is approaching. I, for one, intend to be counted among the worthy when the dust settles.