Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
The poster is faded and aged, containing many three-by-five photos, housed in clear plastic sleeves, all in rows, on display for the world to see. The poster calls itself the “Wall of Honor,” even though you’d have to go out of your way to actually notice the poster. Let alone honor it.
Carole’s mother was young. Twenty-two years old. She was married and pregnant with her second child. The year was 1945.
The War was freshly over. The Depression was still a recent memory. Carole’s mother wanted to buy her husband a gift for his birthday. He was turning 25.
Those who survive from the Greatest Generation are spending their last days watching this latest generation turn our democratic republic into a banana republic.
Millennials and Gen Z folks love to pat themselves on the back, convinced they’re more enlightened than their ancestors who apparently spent their days being mean to Native Americans
I’m concerned that too many Americans feel that without the next Ronald Reagan or Donald Trump our situation is hopeless. Unfortunately, such a mindset is a fundamental misunderstanding of “We the people.” It’s our duty to fix our republic – not a mythical hero’s.