As we celebrate our country’s 247th year of Independence from the British and King George III’s tyranny, we remember the noble men of that time who took a stand. They made the ultimate pledge to sacrifice everything, including their lives, to start a new nation on the principles of fairness, freedom, prosperity and life for future generations.
Here is their story from one of the great historian and orators of the 20th century. Happy Independence Day, my friends!
I, too, joined the ranks of the NRA. I’ve never felt the need to join until after CNN’s shameless so called “town hall” attempted to vilify a respectable organization and the vile attacks on Dana Loesch.
I will also no longer use any rental car agency, bank, or other consumer product that feels its necessary to side with liberal fascists over good people fighting for constitutional rights.
This includes canceling my business relationship with Symantec, Enterprise Rental Cars, Wyndam Rewards, and my one credit card with First Bank of Omaha (it’s not a NRA card, but it’s a principle thing.)
Giving my money to an organization and companies that cares about my rights seems a more responsible approach than to knee-jerk corporations who stand with mindless liberals, who, ironically, hate corporations anyway. For all those corporate image folks, how does it feel to get played by a leftist group that hates you anyway?
The Second Amendment to the Constitution:
A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the People to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
Sonoran Conservative 