“Freedom in America Isn’t really free; We often pay a price To keep our liberty. Remember those we loved, Who fought for us, and died; And those we never knew For whom others mourned and cried. At home our “war” for freedom Is sadly overdue; We’ve let corruption stage A sad and grievous coup. No longer can we brush off Dishonesty and greed, Lust for wealth and power; We can’t, we won’t concede. Complacency is weakness Patriots can’t afford; We have to act on wrongs That cannot be ignored. We must give up some time, Spent on other pleasures, To restore America’s freedom, To keep America’s treasures. Money spent on trifles Must now go to our cause: Get rid of the offenders, Constitutional outlaws. Freedom in America Isn’t really free It’s up to American patriots; It’s up to you and me.” By Joanna Fuchs PC: @arlingtonmedia