Many Americans, Democrats and Republicans alike, look at their country and see an “unparalleled legacy of advancing liberty, individual rights, and human happiness.

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Many Americans, Democrats and Republicans alike, look at their country and see an “unparalleled legacy of advancing liberty, individual rights, and human happiness.They claim that malevolent forces have “reconstructed” America’s past as “inherently racist, sexist, oppressive, or otherwise irredeemably flawed,” fostering “a sense of national shame.”

But no one need re-write U.S. history to foster a sense of unrelenting disgrace. It’s everywhere, if we have the courage to call it out.

“There has never been anything like the United States of America,” Trump said recently. It’s lucky for the world. Because for every landing at Normandy there is a massacre at Bear River or Sand Creek or Samar or No Gun Ri or My Lai or Le Bac 2 many times over.

In 1779, for example, George Washington ordered a scorched-earth campaign against native peoples, to bring about the “total ruin” of the so-called Six Nations across hundreds of miles of Pennsylvania and New York. “The immediate objects are the total destruction and devastation of their settlements,” he told Maj. Gen. John Sullivan. When the operation was over, Sullivan’s army had destroyed more than 40 villages.

Such sins of America are legion. Given the time and space, one could name 250 or 250,000 or 2,500,000 of them. A country that won’t face its crimes and instead tries to disappear them can’t be saved.

On this July 4th, it’s worth recalling just a few of those inconvenient truths that some would rather you forget and future generations never know.

A pretty stark reminder of what’s at stake. America was built on individual liberty, free enterprise and limited government. We should be strengthening the principles that made America exceptional, not tearing them down.

This is the true heart of the American dream. We should be celebrating those who respect our laws, love our flag, and want to fully assimilate into our great nation. It is time to prioritize legal pathyways and national loyalty over the chaos of open borders.

Many Americans, Democrats and Republicans alike, look at their country and see an “unparalleled legacy of advancing liberty, individual rights, and human happiness.

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Many Americans, Democrats and Republicans alike, look at their country and see an “unparalleled legacy of advancing liberty, individual rights, and human happiness.

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In 1779, for example, George Washington ordered a scorched-earth campaign against native peoples, to bring about the “total ruin” of the so-called Six Nations across hundreds of miles of Pennsylvania and New York. “The immediate objects are the total destruction and devastation of their settlements,” he told Maj. Gen. John Sullivan. When the operation was over, Sullivan’s army had destroyed more than 40 villages.

Such sins of America are legion. Given the time and space, one could name 250 or 250,000 or 2,500,000 of them. A country that won’t face its crimes and instead tries to disappear them can’t be saved.

On this July 4th, it’s worth recalling just a few of those inconvenient truths that some would rather you forget and future generations never know.