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And the final year we will have to hear Obama claim credit for it and make it all about himself.
Gettysburg should be on everyone’s bucket list. Yes, there’s a lot of tacky tourist trap-isms, but overall it’s a fantastic and educational experience, and definitely one of the finer National Park Service efforts.
Barky had the good sense to skip it three years ago on the 150th anniv. Question, what will he do in 18 days on 7 December. The 75th anniv if the Day of Infamy?
And we had John Wilkes Booth to thank us for today’s current mess.
No wonder he started it off with, “Fourrrrr Scourrrrrrrrrre...”
There are many places in the United States that leave me in awe and wonder, feeling the weight of their majesty and, in many cases, their history.
Among them, NONE are so moving for me as Gettysburg. Many years after my military service, I walked Gettysburg and felt the presence of all who fought there, died there. I was so very, very moved; to my very soul. Even writing this, I am humbled, nearly to tears.
And, THAT is the essence of this grand experiment, just as Lincoln so eloquently spoke, those many years ago.
We simply must NOT let this nation die at the hands of the liberal progressive claptrap that has brought us so perilously close to the precipice of disaster.
Hippocrit monster that claimed to be for the Union but was nothing more than a globalist- nothing but a tool for the industrialists.