How proud are you to be an American?

[Anonymous]

Not very when Biden and Trump are the best we can offer the voters.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This thread makes me very sad for the men and women who lost their lives defending your right to express your inexplicable ingratitude at your ridiculously good fortune to be living in the greatest country in the world during arguably THE greatest time to be living here before you—for any person of any race, ethnicity, or sexual orientation.

Not even close babe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not very. I'm proud of the heritage of the country where my parents were born.

And yet….here you are!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This thread makes me very sad for the men and women who lost their lives defending your right to express your inexplicable ingratitude at your ridiculously good fortune to be living in the greatest country in the world during arguably THE greatest time to be living here before you—for any person of any race, ethnicity, or sexual orientation.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When 9/11 happened the country came together

When Trump stole from z9/21 first responders in NY Maga went opps so what

Yeah we have a problem so no not proud disgusted

Same when he stole from st Jude’s heartless yet a third of Americans support the guy who stole from sick kids with cancer

America is gone our founding farmer would be horrified at the Republican Party’s failure

I’m no Trump fan, but ridiculous “I make my political affiliation my entire identity” people like you are one of the main reasons I feel less pride in America.

[Anonymous]

I'm very proud to be an American, and always have been. I'm also proud of many other Americans... except nutters like 21:51/21:55, who continues to troll every forum with absolute garbage.

[Anonymous]

Yes. Things aren’t perfect, of course. The US has been through quite a lot in recent years but this isn’t the first time—just the first time for many of us. It’s hard to keep that perspective when it feels like we can no longer agree on basic values or facts, but I have faith we’ll turn the corner at some point.

[Anonymous]

I am very happy to be an American. I am often sad and perplexed at some of the things happening in America and also the lack of leaders who can actually deal with things in an effective way and with integrity, both parties.

I am also sad that so many millions of people admire and support someone like Biden. I believe this says something very negative about our country.

[Anonymous]

Use to be very proud, until left got out of control. Granted the right missed a lot.

[Anonymous]

I will never feel the same about a country with millions of citizens who voted for the likes of Trump twice and are gearing up to do it for a third time.

[Anonymous]

I’m not “proud”. I only am proud when I or someone I know accomplished something.

But I’m becoming more and more embarrassed by the incredible ignorance in this country. When we go to Europe I say Canadian if someone asks. My mother grew up there, close enough.

[Anonymous]

Not at all. And during Trump's reign, downright embarrassed. If I could be at all successful in any other country I'd have moved to it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Very proud. I wouldn't want to live anywhere else.

+1

[Anonymous]

I’m proud of aspects of American history, and I believe in American exceptionalism. I also think we have a long way to go.

It irritates me how easily some of us pooh-pooh our country. Do we have problems? Obviously - and guess what, so does every other country. There are so many things we do well, and there’s so much we’ve done and that we have that there is to be proud of. I feel incredibly lucky to have been born in this country.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Very proud. But not since we support genocide overseas. Free Palestine!!

Disgusting.