It is my privilege to be recognized to address you here on the floor of the House of Representatives and to take up these topics that I appreciate your attention to. As the other Members disperse across this Hill and over to their offices and as their staffs are tuned in on television and for those who are here in person, we have got some serious issues to discuss. This country has been led down a path that has been, I think, in the end, destructive to our Republic, and it is important that we focus on these issues that are getting out of hand. We are a great country. For the Fourth of July, I sent out a tweet that morning to celebrate the Fourth of July: ``Happy Independence Day.'' The United States of America is the unchallenged greatest nation in the world, and we derive our strength from Western civilization, Judeo Christianity, and free enterprise capitalism. There are many other components to those three parts that I mentioned. Of course, as I send out that message, there are those who disagree. First, they don't think of America as an exceptional nation. They don't believe in American exceptionalism. Our President makes the statement that: oh, yes, I believe in American exceptionalism in the way the British believe in British exceptionalism and the Greeks believe in Greek exceptionalism. That is an entirely different concept. There are many countries out there that are proud of who they are, and they should be. They are proud of their nationalities.…
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I will conclude my remarks, and I yield back the balance of my time. ____________________
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