Fourth of July ‘Will Not Be Canceled,’ Trump Says at Campaign-Style Rally
Former President Donald Trump, in a campaign-style rally in Florida, proclaimed that the Fourth of July holiday “will not be canceled” in light of left-wing sentiments against Independence Day. “Tomorrow we will celebrate 245 years of glorious American Independence: It will not be canceled, by the way,” the former president said on Saturday night. “And […]
Former President Donald Trump, in a campaign-style rally in Florida, proclaimed that the Fourth of July holiday "will not be canceled" in light of left-wing sentiments against Independence Day. "Tomorrow we will celebrate 245 years of glorious American Independence: It will not be canceled, by the way," the former president said on Saturday night. "And we will teach young people across the country that George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock will forever be American heroes." During his speech to supporters, Trump didn't mention any specific attempts to cancel Independence Day. Years ago, Trump accused leftists of trying to cancel the phrase "Merry Christmas" as part of a broader culture war. Trump on Saturday made reference to the names of the Founding Fathers and other prominent Americans being scrubbed from government buildings. Several years ago, the San Francisco Unified School District Board of Education faced criticism ...
