On July 5, 1776, John Adams
wrote, "Yesterday was decided the greatest question which was ever
decided among men. A resolution was passed unanimously ‘that these United
States are, and of right ought to be, free and independent states.'
Daring
WWII female U.S. military pilot inspires 12-year-old girl to reach for the
skies.
by KATE HICKS
File this one under While You
Were Out: the Obama Administration unveiled its new five-year energy plan
on Thursday, when the rest of us were conveniently preoccupied with SCOTUS
and the Holder contempt vote. Real smooth.
by ANDREW STILES
Top Obama aide Tom Donilon
receives taxpayer salary plus six-figure pension from bailout recipient
Fannie Mae, records show
Should we forget the flag, Mom
and apple pie and behave more like the "citizens of the world"
the Left so desperately want us to be?
John Adams wanted the anniversary
of the Declaration of Independence to be celebrated with fireworks, but
take some time to read what the document (and others) actually said.
A true patriot, this man dedicated
his life to building the country in which his adolescent hobby has become
the national pastime.
How did a military defeat for
young George Washington lead to the birth of a nation?
The 4th of July is the time when
we celebrate our nation-- a time to reflect on the freedoms which we
believe are not granted by our government, but are self-evident rights for
all humankind. Time for the Independence Day Quiz which asks, "How
much do you really know?"
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