Jason Arday and the University of Cambridge very clearly have a case to answer. Yet the DEI-obsessed lanyard class want us to believe the claims are baseless and that anyone who thinks otherwise is driven by racist sentiment. Their response is indicative of how they approach every issue: if the truth is likely to get in the way of their political ideology, then the truth can take a hike, and anyone who speaks it must be besmirched and bullied into silence. These authoritarians must be faced down at every turn.

250 years ago, 56 brave men signed their “lives,” their “fortunes,” and their “sacred honor” to the Declaration of Independence.   That solemn pledge was not simply mere words. To bring about a free, independent nation, our forefathers were willing to face execution as traitors to the British empire, have their property confiscated, and their names and reputations besmirched on the world stage.   These men were willing to give the last great measure of devotion to ensure that a nation of laws—not men—could flourish. They did, and they were successful beyond what anyone thought possible.   Today, we celebrate and reflect on the outstanding vision our founding fathers had for our great nation, and the generations of patriots who have carried it on with great spirit for two and a half centuries.   Happy #America250#, Tennessee!