Well, howdy there, InterNopy Blizboe, again. So today we're going to talk about tomorrow,

July 4th, Independence Day, and we're going to talk about a list that I think you need to have handy for tomorrow.

Because tomorrow will be like every other Independence Day.

The President's going to come out and talk about the Declaration of Independence, at least the first paragraph and a half of it,

and then he'll stand in front of a giant row of flags and talk about how he's the ideological descendant of the founders and he

believes the same things that they believed and he's just trying to

preserve what they believed.

See the thing preserve what they believed.

See, the thing is, I'm a pretty good student of history.

And I don't know that the founders would have agreed with him.

I don't know that the founders would have agreed with him. I don't know that the founders would even

liked him. What we could do is come up with a list, a list that outlines some of

his positions and see how they match up with the founders. I would suggest

first we talk about his inaction that has left America open to internal and

external dangers you know like him ignoring the bounties or him doing nothing

while everybody got sick. Maybe talk about his anti-immigration stance, talk about his issues with obstructing justice.

Talk about his desire to make judges dependent on his will.

Talk about sending swarms of officers out to harass us, law and order, cutting off trade

through tariffs, exciting domestic issues, squabbles, you know, because there are good people on

both sides.

Refusing to pass laws that are necessary for the public good while everybody got sick.

Not allowing governors to act on their own.

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