James Garfield Coloring Page
November 19 marks the birthday of our 20th US President, so that makes this a fitting time to share my new James Garfield Coloring Page
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Do you know why else it’s the perfect time for posting this free printable? Because our mid-term elections were less than two week’s ago — and Garfield’s quote rings just as true today as when he first said it:
“Now more than ever the people are responsible for the character of their Congress. If that body be ignorant, reckless, and corrupt, it is because the people tolerate ignorance, recklessness, and corruption.”
Garfield was right. We get what we tolerate. Even if we aren’t personally casting votes for reckless and corrupt candidates, if we remain ignorant concerning the issues — including election integrity — or we tolerate shady voting practices such as ballot harvesting, unmanned drop boxes, unsigned/undated mail-in ballots, and printers that mysteriously quit working in the most conservative precincts in a state, rendering all the ballots cast there illegible — then aren’t we equally culpable for the results?
More American Heritage Printables
Want more fun printables for folks who love America and long for it to be great again? You can download all you want through the links below:
- American Heritage Printables – browse through all of our past patriotic posts
- Fourth of July Coloring Pages – download a wide selection of pages celebrating American independence
- President’s Day Printables – a collection of coloring pages that feature quotes from our past commanders-in-chief
Or maybe you’d prefer a bound volume. If so, check out my devotional journals. The one in the center of the lineup below, God Bless America, was made just for patriotic citizens like you.
Packed with inspiring thoughts from our founding fathers and other great Americans, this journal will inspire you to think deeply about what it means to be a citizen of this great country. What is our responsibility to the rest of the world? How do we ensure the guiding principles on which our nation was established are never forgotten? Consider how you feel about these matters and use the space provided to write down your thoughts.
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