Dearest Martha, I have awoken from my slumber in a most peculiar circumstance. It appears much has changed in the Union since we last spoke. I will expound in future missives as I learn more. All my love, George.
@USATODAY Since their assistance in gaining our Independence, we've established a longstanding precedent of disregarding the sentiments of the French. It seems prudent to continue this tradition for another year.
@charliekirk11@glennbeck It is worthy of noting that, immediately following our Great War for Imdependence, these United States were still sharply divided between crown Loyalists and Patriots. It is indeed darkest before the dawn. We have unified before and shall again.
GW
@ChrisLoesch While it is true that I was rife with eagerness on the eve of our attack on Trenton in '76, "giddy" would ill describe my sentiments on the Eve of Christmas in '77 as we wintered in Valley Forge or in '79 when we endured starvations in Morristown.
Geo. W.
@ShawnRyanShow I favor proactive leadership with a bias toward action such as that exhibited by my dear General Nathanel Greene. Such was his leadership when he transformed our Quartemaster Dept during the cold winter of Valley Forge and again when he led the Southern Army to victory.
GW
"Congress have so many of those talking Gentlemen among them that they tired themselves and every body else with their long, labored speeching that is calculated more to display their own talents than promote the publick interest."
-Gen. Nathanael Greene
General Gates,
This modern president-elect has suggested a Canada wholly owned by our great Union...a prize you always desired yet never attained. Call upon General Lafayette at once and have him muster three regiments at the Northern border and await orders.
G.
"[They] are a body of people who's God is Gain, and their whole plan of Policy is to bring Publick measures to square with their private interest."
-General Nathanael Greene
@elonmusk I do wish the brilliant wordsmith and patriot Mr. Thomas Paine could witness this reclamation of the American quill by the People of our great Union. Bravo!
Genr'l Washington
@Mrgunsngear A sound choice for repulsing Red Coats. Had I the opportunity, I would surely have had modern optics affixed to every musket, rifle and sidearm in our ranks...both Regulars and militia.
@JoJoFromJerz My successor, President Adams first had the Koran printed in English in the US in 1806 following the Barabary Powers War so Americans could see it to be wholly incompatible with our way of life.
More can be learned here: https://t.co/zAZ2VSOPiC
George
General Greene,
It seems that, as we expulsed the remaining British Regulars following our great and final victory at Yorktown, we missed one.
Regrettably, it is apparent that the quarrelsome Torie spirit is still rotten at its core.
Gen'l Washington