Tag Archives: audacity

11/6/24

de l’audace, encore de l’audace, et toujours de l’audace

“Audacity, more audacity, and ever more audacity!”

Apparently, this Donald J Trump character has now survived being turned out of office, sued into bankruptcy, being indicted and convicted, being crucified by the leftist media, being relegated to political darkness, being shot, and now a third presidential victory.

Donald J Trump is the most stirring example of political audacity and raw grit in American history. Bravo and well played.

The Big Orange Man has put the Clinton, Bush, Obama, and Biden political dynasties to the sword. He has defeated the elites and the know-it-alls and the vastness of the Democrat Party – media unholy alliance. He has singlehandedly jerked politics into the digital age. He has redefined the word grit.

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07/4/21

Audacity, American Audacity

God bless America. Today, we celebrate American audacity — the willingness to take bold risks in the face of fatal outcomes. It is a characteristic of a man not all men possess.

More than 245 years ago, a handful of American men decided they had had enough preditations from an English king who possessed the largest and most powerful army and navy in the world to enforce his edicts against his subjects.

After careful deliberations, these audacious men declared independence from their king deciding that their rights were “unalienable” and were granted by God and that the power of governments should be derived from those who consented to be governed — not from kings.

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