Betsy Ross

And he's like, I don't know if I got it.

I was like, okay, Betsy Ross.

All right, whatever.

But I guess he was making some costume and he was like, oh, we should, like, we don't have a, we have a sewing machine that's like 1912.

And the fans will dress in their favorite red, white and blue outfits.

So I know my kid has been killing it as Betsy Ross and her pony dresses Uncle Sam this year.

So at all the costume contests at the horse shows.

So maybe maybe they'll pop up as that.

upon the wall at Mrs. Emma H. Miller's house in Scottsville a very attractive picture in colors.

This picture represented General Washington seated on the left, and Robert Morris and the Honorable George Ross standing near him, while seated on the right was Betsy Ross with a completed flag of 13 stripes and 13 stars in a blue field in her lap.

C. H. Weisberger, copyright 1903, was inscribed near the bottom of the picture.

Underneath it was this legend, Birth of Our Nation's Flag, the first American flag accepted by Congress and adopted by resolution of Congress June 14, 1777, as the national standard was made by Betsy Ross in 1776 at 239 Arch Street, Philadelphia, in the room represented in this picture.

the committee robert morris and hon george ross accompanied by general george washington called upon this celebrated woman and together with her suggestions produced our beautiful emblem of liberty the legend under this picture led me to make some inquiries as to betsy ross who was she and did she assist in designing and did she make the first flag or ensign of the united states of america if not bessie ross who did design and make it endeavoring to answer these questions i have consulted some thirteen works relating wholly or in part to the flag of the united states a list of them is appended to this paper betsey or elizabeth griscom was the fifth daughter of samuel and rebecca ne james griscom and was born january first seventeen fifty two she was married when quite young to john ross son of the rev aeneas ross an episcopal clergyman of newcastle delaware whose brother, the Honorable George Ross, became one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.

George Ross was interested in the furnishing of cannonballs with perhaps other military stores for the Continental Defense, and it was while on guard at night over these with other young men that the nephew, John Ross, Betsy's first husband, received an injury from the effects of which he died in January 1776.

It was during her widowhood that Betsy Ross is said to have made the first stars and stripes.

For a second husband, she married a sea captain, John or Joseph Ashburn, who died in Mill Prison, England, in 1782.

Nobody gives a fuck.

fuck about in 2026 and you got these talking points from the media to lie to us about it when with our own fucking inclination we know that as soon as these fucking snap and ebt shit got cut off nike stock went down it's no fucking coincidence i'm even looking here it says what killed nike the kaepernick campaign in the kaepernick campaign in 2018 in the betsy ross flag pool I'm not that retarded.

Okay.

And you're not either, but you're just believing them and you're not fact checking.

You know? Good God.

We wouldn't get a Betsy Ross something, you know? I don't know.

But

anyway, wow.

You just thought every

black woman sewing was some sort of magical Betsy Ross.

She's tired sometimes.

I do want to ask a more serious question, though.