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Today is, and always will be, Columbus Day — and should be acknowledged as such

By Christopher Tremoglie
Published October 10, 2023 1:11am ET
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Today is, and always will be, Columbus Day — and should be acknowledged as such
Today is Columbus Day; it is not Indigenous People’s Day. It is not any other day left-wing cultural assassins want to make it. Despite these radicals’ attempts to reshape our nation’s culture to align with their values and beliefs, the second Monday in October is, and will always be, the holiday recognized to celebrate the […]


Today is Columbus Day; it is not Indigenous People’s Day. It is not any other day left-wing cultural assassins want to make it. Despite these radicals’ attempts to reshape our nation’s culture to align with their values and beliefs, the second Monday in October is, and will always be, the holiday recognized to celebrate the achievements of Christopher Columbus.

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