Tunes With A Patriotic Flavor

Jacob Petersheim said:
Sorry, trying not to gag.

I have never seen that event as relevant to most Americans or directed toward us. There are so many very odd questions still open and I think it was all about the Gangster State of 1948. Which is also what the current turmoil is about.
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We all have our opinions. Mine does not happen to align with yours————
 
Jacob Petersheim said:
Sorry, trying not to gag.

I have never seen that event as relevant to most Americans or directed toward us. There are so many very odd questions still open and I think it was all about the Gangster State of 1948. Which is also what the current turmoil is about.
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Jacob, I', sure Connie didn't mean anything bad.
 
Not to worry. I deleted the song. Hopefully it stays deleted since a few days have passed.


That should keep everyone happy as to what music is considered patriotic and what isn’t.
 
I'm adding this one to me mix CD that I am compiling for the 4th of July.

It might not strike everyone as "patriotic" but it's always felt so to me. Sounds great on my old 1990s boobox with its extension speakers too. We'll see if the neighbors complain. :ROFLMAO:

 
Jacob Petersheim said:
How so?

From Iran-Contra to his New World Order to feminist promiscuity reaching its peak Bush wasn't exactly George Washington. He and his Uniparty successor Bill Clinton were such threats that H. Ross Perot stood up to counter them.

If he had prevailed we might be living in a far better America today. Sadly too many voters just weren't very smart in '92.
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I voted for Perot. If Perot hadn't backed out the first time, he had a good chance of getting elected. I think after he dropped out the first time, some people didn't trust his sincerity after that.
 
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