Senin, 12 Juni 2017

A Birthday Every American Should Remember

Why we should undo ‘Presidents Day’ and honor our greatest hero on the actual day he was born. ON FEBRUARY 23, 1792, Representative Fisher Ames of Massachusetts wrote home from Philadelphia, the nation’s capital: “Yesterday was the birthday. It was celebrated in a manner that must please the big man.” No need to say whose …

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