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Members. Rep. Jason Dawkins. Chairman. District 179. Philadelphia County
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George Washington made the risky move of crossing the Deleware River on Christmas night in 1776 because wanted to surprise the Hessian forces in Trenton, NJ. This attack was planned only in partial secrecy.
Washington led a company of Continental Army troops across the icy Delaware River in a challenging and fairly dangerous operation. Other previously planned crossings in support of the operation were either called off or ineffective, but this did not prevent Washington from surprising and defeating the troops of Johann Rall stationed in Trenton. The army crossed the river back to Pennsylvania, this time bound with prisoners and military stores taken as a result of the successful battle.
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Regards, Family
It was an interesting day today. The North and South became divided by slavery, which caused the South to secede to form the Confederate States of America. The fourteenth amendment is made for African-American citizens and protects citizens from discriminatory state laws. The right to vote for African American men was secured by the Fifteenth Amendment. Southern states are preparing for the Fourteenth Amendment to be ratified. I'm not sure if they're delaying the ratification of these two amendments. I genuinely hope that these amendments are passed by Congress. However, the South has a reputation for being obstinate and troublesome when it comes to making decisions. Unfortunately, the Civil War instilled in Southerners a negative perception of African Americans as a second-class race. The situation in the south has reached a critical stage. That African Americans even fled to the north in order to escape slavery. The Southerners were persistent as we Northerners fought for the abolition of slavery. I'm delighted we as a family opposed to slave owners profiting from African Americans' enslavement. I'm grateful I live in the north instead of the south.
The claim of executive privilege generally relates to communications between the Executive Branch and other branches of government, since these are often the most secret.