Call of Freedom: Book 1- United, Chapter 3- Warren's Declaration of Independence

Overview: Don't you just love Senator Warren of Virginia? :D After his shouting match, Warren retires to his office and ponders the events that Arnold has committed. In real life, no man like Arnold could probably be elected... but as this is a story anything is possible.









Story: That very same night Senator Thomas Warren was sitting in his office, the beautiful snow peacefully falling down was such a contrast to his inner thoughts. Warren pulled out a pen, and a sheet of paper, “I must show the president his limits of power, or write something profound to encourage the states!” The Senator from Virginia, a powerful big state, will make known to Virginia and America what he thinks of President Arnold’s “Intolerable Acts” Nothing came to his mind, writers block. Fingers twiddling and eyes drifting off to sleep Warren was at a dead end. He walked to the window, and glanced out at the snow falling, quietly. He had an idea; Quietly a group of American’s the “Son’s of Freedom” also known as “The Patriots” have asked kindly for President Arnold to hear them. George Arnold has ignored our repeated petitions by throwing them into the fire, he ignored our cries to repeal the taxes by sending troops to our coastal states. Americans, I’am a Senator from Virginia, I’m a quiet, thoughtful southern gentleman, never was really into politics. I don’t like rules and regulations but I believe in moral restraints and reasonable rules. America, please stand behind me in my fight to expose President Arnold, and restore a true leader to America, Vice President Washington. Vice President Washington was the exact opposite of President Arnold, and would make a great leader. Warren put down his pen and smiled. Washington hailed from the Northern banks of the Potomac River, he was a farmer, and also the bravest man in America. He fought in the army, and nearly was killed five times, but somehow was speared by “the hand of God.” Warren knew, this was the man we wanted from President! Warren looked at his paper, satisfied he decided to walk outside up to the steps of the Capitol and shouted his message at the top of his lungs. A shy, quiet man he felt uneasy inside, but knew this was the best way to reach the people.