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Sep 17, 2025 • 9 tweets • 3 min read • Read on X
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In 1776, Thomas Paine lit the fire with Common Sense. It was a call to clarity, courage, and action. Today, America needs a new version. Not nostalgia; renewal. Common Sense 2025.

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Paine’s genius was simplicity. He cut through the fog. No half-measures, no hedging. His words reached farmers, artisans, and merchants alike. The truth was self-evident; tyranny must be broken. Image
Common Sense 2025 is not about Britain or kings. It’s about us. About whether we will live as free men, speaking truth without fear, or as broken horses; tamed, censored, and compliant. Image
The Founders knew that the greatest chains are not forged of iron, but of the mind. Paine’s pamphlet shattered illusions. Ours must too. Image
America’s crisis today is not distant. It is not abstract. It is the erosion of virtue, the silencing of speech, the surrender of courage. Paine would tell us: stop excusing, stop waiting, start acting. Image
The enemy is not far away. It is within; every time we choose comfort over conviction, silence over truth, ease over responsibility. Image
The Revolution was not won by elites in marble halls. It was carried by ordinary men and women who refused to bend. That spirit, grit, faith, courage, is the foundation we must recover. Image
What does Common Sense 2025 demand? Speak freely. Live virtuously. Take responsibility. Refuse dependency. Build communities rooted in faith and excellence. That is how republics endure. Image
Our Founders knew: freedom requires vigilance, sacrifice, and moral courage. Liberty dies not in foreign lands, but when citizens surrender it at home. 🇺🇸 #AmRev @elonmusk @realDonaldTrump Image

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The American Revolution’s first battlefield was the conscience. Before rifles, Americans wrestled with a holy question: when does obedience to men become disobedience to God? That question, once answered, lit the fuse of 1776.

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January 1, 2026. We stand at the threshold of America’s 250th year. This is not a countdown to fireworks. It is a summons to memory, duty, and renewal. The Revolution was not inevitable. It was forged, by faith, sacrifice, and resolve.

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This was the soul of the Revolution in motion.

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Before the glory at Trenton, came the long night. Storms. Delays. Ice. Men froze to death before the first shot fired. This is the forgotten Christmas night where grit, faith, and Providence carried the Revolution through hell.

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