[[President Trump]] delivered what many called the greatest speech of his career at [[Mount Rushmore]] on July 3, 2020, devoted to celebrating the idealism of the [[American Revolution]], the suppression of the [[Confederate]] insurrection in the [[Civil War]] and the [[abolition of slavery]], and the enactment — albeit tardily — of the [[Jeffersonian]] promise, renewed by [[Abraham Lincoln]] at [[Gettysburg]], that all men are created equal. ''The Washington Post'' editorial board declared that he had reached “new depths of depravity.”<ref>https://www.nysun.com/national/press-now-plumbs-its-own-depths-of-depravity/91183/</ref> | [[President Trump]] delivered what many called the greatest speech of his career at [[Mount Rushmore]] on July 3, 2020, devoted to celebrating the idealism of the [[American Revolution]], the suppression of the [[Confederate]] insurrection in the [[Civil War]] and the [[abolition of slavery]], and the enactment — albeit tardily — of the [[Jeffersonian]] promise, renewed by [[Abraham Lincoln]] at [[Gettysburg]], that all men are created equal. ''The Washington Post'' editorial board declared that he had reached “new depths of depravity.”<ref>https://www.nysun.com/national/press-now-plumbs-its-own-depths-of-depravity/91183/</ref> |