As America approaches its 250th Anniversary, I am honored that my agenda item to plant a Liberty Tree was approved. The Liberty Tree stands as a powerful symbol of freedom, courage, and the enduring spirit of American exceptionalism that has inspired generations. This tree will serve as a living reminder of the sacrifices made to secure our liberties and the responsibility we share to preserve them for future generations. It would be my great honor to have your presence at this special Liberty Tree planting ceremony as we come together to celebrate 250 years of American freedom, opportunity, and patriotism. 🇺🇸 #America250 🌳 #LibertyTree ⭐ #AmericanExceptionalism 🗽 #250YearsOfFreedom 🦅 #AmericaFirst

This momentous year has brought out the best in our community to celebrate #America250 in @browncountywi and we're paying tribute to our rich history. I'm proud to have participated in today's #libertytree dedication at Pamperin Park w/ the WI Sons of the American Revolution🇺🇸🗽

Today, the Orlando VA Healthcare System proudly accepted the donation of a Liberty Tree in honor of Veterans and the enduring spirit of freedom. The Liberty Tree, a historic symbol dating back to the American Revolution, represents unity, courage, and the fight for liberty. This special tribute was donated as part of the America 250 Celebration by the Mary Virginia Cabell, Orlando, and William P. Duval Chapters of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, along with the Central Florida Sons of the American Revolution. The Orlando VA Center for Development and Civic Engagement (CDCE) graciously accepted the donation on behalf of the medical center. Thank you to all involved for helping create a lasting tribute to the selfless sacrifice and service of our nation’s Veterans. #America250 #LibertyTree #OrlandoVA #Veterans #CDCE #HonorAndServe

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Morning @LibertyTree May God Bless You and Yours today! May Your Southern Kin look down upon you and smile, brother! Amen.

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My please. Let me intro you to a couple of other great Veterans supporters. Dear friend Veteran Whisperer @Libertytree who does great checkins for his Crew and @Holyfunsacks who does awesome frog-inspired memes and videos.

Prayers for LibertyTree and the struggles hes going through.❤️🙏❤️

WeThePeople want her to be drug into the street to face the #LibertyTree then #TarandFeather her for all the rest of the RINOS to see. AmericaFIRST

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Secretary of state Ron "pappy" Libertytree! 👀

Excited to be part of the Liberty Tree Project with @America250_PA, part of a multi-year celebration of our nation's 250th Anniversary. Recently, we planted & dedicated a #LibertyTree in @CumberlandCoPA, at Hampden Twp. Veterans Park.

On this day in American history: On August 14, 1765, the Loyal Nine (a group of merchants and artisans) created the Liberty Tree in Boston, MA. That morning, Bostonians found an effigy hanging from a huge elm tree on the corner of Essex and Orange (now Washington) Streets. The letters "A.O." were pinned to it, referring to Andrew Oliver, a local merchant who had agreed to collect the hated stamp tax. A boot with a devil figure in it dangled from another branch, referring to former prime minister Lord Bute, who was held responsible for the Stamp Act. Hundreds gathered, approving of the statement being made. Later, the effigy was laid in a coffin and paraded through Boston’s streets to Oliver's house. There, the crowd ransacked the house and burnt the effigy. Not surprisingly, Oliver resigned as stamp commissioner. Over the next decade, the Tree of Liberty was the place where revolutionary posters were hung and where demonstrations took place (including holding a mock trial for a customs officer's boat, which was found guilty and then burned on Boston Common!). When the Stamp Act was repealed, Bostonians celebrated at the tree, hanging lanterns in its branches. The idea of the Liberty Tree spread throughout the colonies, with many towns christening their own. In August 1775, British troops cut down Boston's Liberty Tree. After the troops evacuated, residents erected a Liberty Pole on the same location. However, the pole did not generate the same enthusiasm as the tree. One of the most important results of the Liberty Tree is that it helped unify colonists from all walks of life and all social strata to the cause of American liberty. #americanhistory #historyfacts #libertytree

Same here in New York. At least it was