Today marks the third anniversary of the monumental January 6 uprising on Capitol Hill. While Democrats and journalists may label it as the worst day in Western civilization’s history, let’s be honest, who really cares?
January 6 is a day that deserves to be celebrated with dignity, a day for Americans to rejoice in the company of their loved ones. And there are countless reasons to celebrate.
For instance, it was on this very day in 2001 that George W. Bush and Dick Cheney were officially certified as the winners of the presidential election, putting an end to the Democratic Party’s malicious attempts to undermine the faith of the American people in our cherished democracy.
On January 6, 1929, the esteemed conservative activist Saint Teresa of Calcutta arrived in India, embarking on her noble mission of aiding the impoverished and spreading the word of God.
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It was also on January 6, 1847, that Samuel Colt secured his first contract for the sale of his legendary revolver pistols to the United States government.
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These remarkable individuals were all born on January 6.
Wishing you a fantastic day!
What values and principles were reaffirmed on January 6, 2021?
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