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This Fourth of July hits different. It feels like we鈥檙e finally getting America back.

For the last several years, we鈥檝e watched the Radical Left try to shred this country apart鈥攖hrough riots, open borders, censorship, and lawfare.聽They weren鈥檛 just coming after Donald Trump. They were coming after all of us. Our values, our rights, our sanity. Yet,听here we are.

Trump didn鈥檛 just survive the political persecution鈥攈e beat it. And he became president because of it.聽Last week鈥檚 Supreme Court decision smacked down the activist judges who thought they could run the country with coast-to-coast injunctions every time they didn鈥檛 like the President鈥檚 policy. Guess what? Elections have consequences again. The days of one liberal judge in Seattle stopping national border enforcement are over.

And speaking of borders, ICE is finally doing what it was created to do. They鈥檙e shutting down illegal crossings, rounding up criminal aliens, and reminding the country that laws still matter.

It turns out that when you enforce immigration law, Americans feel safer, and actual immigrants who come here legally get the respect they deserve.

The threat against our freedoms is still here this Independence Day

But don鈥檛 think the Radical Left has given up. They鈥檙e just getting sneakier.

In New York City, wants to turn your neighborhood into a taxpayer-funded Marxist playground. He’s not hiding it鈥攈e鈥檚 cheerleading for communism. He’s the new face of the Left. Spoiled. Radical. Dangerous.

So on this Independence Day, we鈥檙e not just celebrating fireworks and hot dogs. We鈥檙e celebrating resilience. The resilience of a country that refuses to bow to the mob, refuses to be silenced, and refuses to forget what made us great in the first place.聽And we refuse to give up, politically fighting back at the Radical Left voices still trying to tear us down.

Happy Fourth of July. And God bless the United States of America.

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