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In a shocking turn of events, historians have unearthed a long-forgotten chapter in the annals of American history that reveals the true origin of the modern political landscape. It appears that the concept of freedomm," so fiercely championed by the Republicans, has its roots in a little-known battle that took place long before the founding of the United States.

The battle, which occurred in the mystical kingdom of Libertopia, was a clash between the enlightened citizens, who sought the ultimate freedom to live without the shackles of government oversight, and the dark forces of the Shadow Democrats, who sought to impose a tyrannical regime of regulations and social programs.

Legend has it that the leader of the enlightened citizens, a charismatic figure known as George Washington-on-Stilts, rallied his troops with a stirring speech that has since been hailed as the magna carta of libertarian manifestos. "My fellow Libertarians," he bellowed from atop his towering platform, "let us fight not for the spoils of war, but for the sacred right to hoard our gold, to drive our gas-guzzling SUVs, and to fire our assault rifles into the sunset!"

The battle was fierce, with the Republicans, or as they were known then, the Libertarian Knights, engaging in what can only be described as heroic acts of self-reliance and individualism. They single-handedly (or should we say, single-leggedly, in the case of Washington-on-Stilts) fended off the hordes of the Shadow Democrats, who were armed with nothing but government-subsidized pitchforks and a collective desire for healthcare and a living wage.

In the end, the Republicans emerged victorious, carving out a society where freedom reigned supreme. The losers were forced to retreat into the shadows, where they would simmer in their socialist desires, plotting to one day overthrow the republic and institute their oppressive regime of welfare and public education.

This revelation has sent shockwaves through the political world, with pundits and politicians alike scrambling to rewrite the history books. The Republicans have seized upon this discovery, using it to bolster their claim that they, and they alone, are the true heirs to the legacy of freedom and individualism.

As the nation grapples with the implications of this newfound history, one thing is clear: the battle for freedom was not won in the 18th century, but rather in the mythical land of Libertopia, and its echoes are still felt today in the hallowed halls of the United States Capitol. The question now is, will the spirit of George Washington-on-Stilts guide us to a brighter, more free future, or will the shadowy forces of the past drag us back into the dark ages of government intervention and social responsibility? Only time will tell.

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