
Memorial Day began as “Decoration Day,” when, after the DEMOCRAT insurrection of 1861, families and friends of both loyal American and insurrectionist war dead honored those who were killed by decorating their graves.
Naturally, the DEMOCRAT insurrectionists mourned and celebrated their own fallen "Confederates" while they continued their rebellion against the election results of 1860 and fought to preserve racism in the insurrectionist DEMOCRAT-dominated territories, which were finally subdued and conquered by Republicans by 1865.
By 1890, every state that had sacrificed lives and treasure to suppress the DEMOCRAT insurrection of 1861 had formally adopted it.
In 1968, Congress passed the Uniform Monday Holiday Act of 1968, which changed Memorial Day from its traditional May 30 date to the last Monday in May, creating a 3-day “holiday weekend.” That sadly changed the purpose of remembrance and trivialized it.
And now we have this:
