In times like these, with so much violence across the country; with Covid-19 leading to so many deaths, so much fear, so much misinformation, so many questionable shutdowns; with social media giants, much of the technology sector, and portions of the financial sector acting separately or in concert to suppress speech; with capitalism, the great American engine for prosperity, heavily restricted by crushing regulations; with so many power-hungry leftist politicians in charge of our states; with so many deep-state groups and individuals holding back the country and her citizens, their rightful liberties, and hopes for a better future; with rampant voter fraud by shadowy criminals and crooked politicians attempting to steal an American election … it may be difficult, almost impossible, to find a reason to feel thankful on this Thanksgiving Day of 2020.

But on this day, like every day, but especially on this day - our day of Thanksgiving - we must think of the things in our lives for which we can give thanks. To do less would be to sully the memories of all good things gone by. On this day, like no other, it is our right and it is our duty to ourselves to be thankful.