Listen, watch, eat, drink, and give thanks for our nation and its cherished freedoms. . . This is not quite the Bicentennial -- which itself got caught up in budget problems and our first non-elected President. It will certainly be better than the debacle of 1926, caught as it was between two world wars. I might be better than the 1876 celebration. But this is not a party and it is not even Trump's party. It ought to be a moment in which we try to figure out again what freedom means and how to live out the legacy of liberty we have inherited. But don't forget it is a holiday.
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