Cinco de Mayo…What’s it about? Honestly, I know, but really, I don’t care. As the invasion from our southern border get more severe, I care even less. Cinco De Mayo, The 5th Of May, commemorates the victory of the Mexican militia over the French army at The Battle Of Puebla in 1862. Why should Americans care 148 years later? It’s irrelevant in these United States, and I don’t want to see not one Mexican flag flying where Old Glory should be, today or any other day. Maybe throw down a couple of tequila shots at lunch, and get back to work. Tomorrow’s another work day, and much is expected of our contributing population, I truly am not racist. I am simply an angry American, as we all should be. I do NOT feel poorly about Mexico, or honest Mexicans. I’ve enjoyed vacations there. I openly encourage and invite honest, self-sufficient Mexican citizens that choose to be citizens of these United States to patiently stand in line. If we move quickly, and patriotically enough, it might still be worth the wait. I am an anti-invasionist, and cousins, our country has certainly been invaded. With so many here illegally, it’s well past time to seal our border, and deal with the results of this unimpeded invasion internally. So many law abiding Americans, and for that matter, legal immigrants, have been victim of heinous acts from people that shouldn’t be in my country at all, this is as good a day as any to stand alone or stand with me, and be counted as a proud American. We should love and respect our neighbors, our moms and dads taught us that, and they were right. But we should be willing to sacrifice for the sovernity of our nation, and it’s legal, law-abiding citizens. I will always stand for the liberty and independence of America, and I oppose the transformation of this great land at the hands of those seeking to extend their political power by the benefit of those that shouldn’t even be here, let alone have a voice in the process. Now, with all that said, enjoy this Cinco de Mayo. Raise the shot glass with a little salt and lime. Tomorrow, be grateful to God for America on Seis de Mayo, and then for Siete de Mayo on Friday. Know that it would all be for nothing were it not for Cuatro de Julio, 1776.