Merry Christmas: Here’s Hoping America Rediscovers Its Constitutional Political System
It’s the only way to resume its national progress.

“The fight for free speech is a matter of victory or death for America, and for the survival of Western civilization itself… By restoring free speech, we will begin to reclaim our democracy, and save our nation.” These are the words of President Trump last week in a very intelligent speech he gave shortly after his bizarre and overblown announcement of the release of Trump digital trading cards, which he recommended as Christmas presents.
In the subsequent thoughtful and sober address, he set forth a Bill of Rights to generalize the Elon Musk renovation of Twitter. He promised on his first day back in office “to ban federal agencies from colluding with any entity to censor or categorize the lawful speech of American citizens,” and he promised to ban the use of federal funds to declare anything to be “misinformation or disinformation” and promised to fire every federal employee who “has engaged in domestic censorship activity.”
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