Thanks, Jane. Maybe ol' Tucker was the first irrational Squad member! Like him, today's angry, anti-American Squadsters will be quickly forgotten, consigned to history's "Dumb Bin".
Excerpt:
"Congressman Tucker noted that Congress didn’t yet know if the American people were happy with their new Constitution, which was ratified by the states in June 1788.
He believed, “it is a business with which Congress have nothing to do; it is a religious matter, and, as such, is proscribed to us. If a day of thanksgiving must take place, let it be done by the authority of the several States.”
Thanks, Jane. Maybe ol' Tucker was the first irrational Squad member! Like him, today's angry, anti-American Squadsters will be quickly forgotten, consigned to history's "Dumb Bin".
Excerpt:
"Congressman Tucker noted that Congress didn’t yet know if the American people were happy with their new Constitution, which was ratified by the states in June 1788.
He believed, “it is a business with which Congress have nothing to do; it is a religious matter, and, as such, is proscribed to us. If a day of thanksgiving must take place, let it be done by the authority of the several States.”