Founding Fathers -- Fate of 56 Signers of Declaration of Indepence (Rush Limbaugh Jr)

🗽56 Incredibly Brave Men who signed the Declaration of Independence🗽They knew they were risking death, but they valued freedom more and knew they were doing the right thing. 5 men who signed were captured by the British and tortured to death. 9 of the men fought in the Revolutionary War and died from their wounds. 2 of the men had sons that fought in the war and were killed. Over a dozen of the signers had their homes destroyed and they lost all their possessions. Take the Testimony of Carter Braxton. Most people have never heard his name. He was from Virginia and was a wealthy landowner and businessman who owned a lot of ships. His ships were captured by the British navy and his land and houses were looted and burned. He loaned a bunch of money to the American fight and he died completely broke. How many people today would have the courage to sign the Declaration of Independence? Not many. And do you know what really chaps my hide? Most people today don’t even have the courage to stand up for what is right. Most people don’t have the courage to share their religion and their belief in God for fear of backlash. Most people don’t have the courage to openly support their belief in the Second Amendment. Today, we don’t risk death or having our houses burned to the ground, but still, people are too afraid to stand up for what is right. I know you’re not one of them and I’m grateful for that. But we can never forget that life is never going to get easier for those of us who know what is right, while the rest of society continues to go the wrong way. I hope you had a wonderful 4th of July yesterday… And may you and I always have even a small part of the courage of the men who signed the Declaration of Independence. [Reminder: If you love guns and the 2nd Amendment, this new gear sale ends tonight at midnight] https://cf.spybriefing.com/survival-bucket-insert-v2 Stay safe, Jason Hanson Former CIA Officer Editor, Spy & Survival Briefing Editor, Black Bag Confidential