For decades, the July 4 celebration on the National Mall was dignified, understated, and completely non-partisan

I've been around you on various boards for several decades. You have to be in your late 60's or older.
The first internet boards were in about 1995, so if he were 15 then, he would be 46 now. He could be even younger.

I have used the internet since before the WWW even existed, and I am 55, not "late 60's or older."
 
They came...from across the United States.
They came...to see and celebrate with the largest fireworks show ever, and to celebrate this great nation.
They came...the people of the United States.
A few hundred of the people... The crowd was tiny.
 
Millions watched the celebration both online and in person.
I would say most of the country. A vast majority of this country, except the far left, understand the 250th is a celebration of America. All of us. Not any particular politician.
 
I would say most of the country. A vast majority of this country, except the far left, understand the 250th is a celebration of America. All of us. Not any particular politician.
I travel the country fairly regularly. I see the same thing.

Leftists think they are the majority! :laugh:
 
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