The_Edwards_Notebook-Thanksgiving

In recent years, much has been done to try and eradicate our Thanksgiving holiday. Hello, I'm Ron Edwards on today's page from the Edward's Notebook. As a little boy growing up in Cleveland, my dad taught me about the importance of Thanksgiving. He often reminded me that although they are those who hate our republic, but for some reason never have the intestinal fortitude to leave, but we the people are blessed to have been born in this land of plenty, where our Bill of Rights enumerates our inalienable rights, and the Constitution places restraints on government or is supposed to. Dad would also talk to me about great Americans like the Pilgrims and Abraham Lincoln who were motivated to declare days of thanksgiving and prayer, and other great Americans like Frederick Douglas who grew to love and give thanks for being in America despite the worldwide practice of slavery. Dad taught me that if we as Americans have problems, we should seek providential guidance and give thanks were our real solutions, so that we would always be that sweet land of liberty and justice. Were all happy Thanksgiving. I'm run at Wilson