As our nation's anniversary approaches, it's hardly surprising that so many Americans are thinking about bunkers rather than burgers for the big holiday. After all, it's been a rough couple of weeks thanks to the Supreme Court, Isis, and the other usual troublemakers.
The Supreme Court is leading the pack, with recent decisions which are amazingly consistent with the Liberal agenda if not the bruised and battered Constitution. According to the Court, you can now be guilty of racial discrimination
even if you didn't practice racial discrimination. Obamacare is now sure to finish off the private health insurance industry thanks to John Roberts pulling a decision out of his Supreme hiney.
The ruling affirming gay marriage came as a shock to many (full disclosure:
Hope n' Change has supported gay marriage longer than Hillary and Barry
combined, but on a state by state basis - not the crazy judicial overreach seen here. This decision really
will be a threat to traditional marriage and traditional religious protections.)
But wait, there's
more! The rascally Justices then
blocked a law which would make it harder to abort little cowboys and cowgirls in the Lone Star State, and then followed up with a decision saying that the states will now be forced to accept Federal voter registration forms for Federal elections even though the Feds
don't bother to verify the citizenship of the applicants.
Meanwhile, ISIS has been going on a killing spree overseas to celebrate the one-year anniversary of their caliphate, and uncharacteristically strong warnings (violet level on the new rainbow threat assessment scale) are being issued by Homeland Security, saying that there is a significantly increased risk of terror here at home during 4th of July celebrations.
Far less important, but still threatening, the Left has discovered the jihad-style joys of banning offensive imagery under threat of professional death (just ask the poor cop who lost his job for wearing a pair of confederate flag boxer shorts). Mind you,
Hope n' Change has no particular love for the Confederate flag - but now that the liberals have tasted blood, you just
know they're going to go on a banning frenzy.
For all of these reasons and more, the notion of hunkering down underground with friends, family, a clattering generator, and some tasty emergency rations on Independence Day doesn't seem like such a terrible idea. And remember, after displaying your American flag in the yard and taking a few moments to thank all of those who've fought for our liberties, there's
no better way to celebrate the fourth than with a fifth. Not
this year, anyway.
As thanks for their hard work, we suggest a taxpayer-funded
Bolivian bus vacation for the Supreme Court.