The Post Millennial reports, “One veteran wanted to give a few dozen presents to cheer up young storm victims. But with some help from the internet, he’s brought back Christmas for thousands of children.

Per an ABC News report, retired Marine Shawn Triplett brought the holiday spirit back to his hometown of Mayfield, Kentucky in the aftermath of devastating tornadoes.

Triplett was inspired in the first place by what a little boy told his mother at a storm shelter. ‘I lost my Christmas’ is all it took to compel Shawn to try and make things right again.

Kentucky hero keeps the spirit of Christmas alive. #kentuckystronghttps://t.co/Ihj8QfxZnn

— Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) December 26, 2021

He pitched a modest goal of 20 to 30 presents, asking friends and family for help. But Triplett’s effort went viral.

’It’s really been pretty cool, because I don’t really I don’t speak Japanese or French, so I’ve had to go use Google Translate to reply back to people and just thank them,’ he says.

He raised roughly $98,000 through a GoFundMe campaign. A team of volunteers worked round the clock to wrap thousands of them in a matter of days. ABC says Shawn Triplett and those who helped him have sent out more than 20,000 toys.”

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I had so much fun interviewing my awesome Mother in Law, Carol “Luvie” Paul, for this special Christmas episode of The Ron Paul Liberty Report! https://t.co/cB5xinXoJZ pic.twitter.com/VxtQsSQFYs

— Kelley Paul (@KelleyAshbyPaul) December 24, 2021

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Fauci: “That’s the reason why people should, if they invite people over their home, essentially ask and maybe require that people show evidence that they are vaccinated.”

Sorry Tony, at the Paul household Christmas (57 strong) the only requirement is having read the Constitution.

Fauci: Families Should Require Vaccination Proof Before Holiday Gatherings – Election Central https://t.co/nBHW4JrsS4

— Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) December 10, 2021

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Merry Christmas! ?
ps. Santa, please bring ammo. ? pic.twitter.com/NVawULhCNr

— Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) December 4, 2021

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Reason’s Robby Soave writes, “Anthony Fauci is not sure whether Christmas might have to be canceled yet again this year. On Sunday, the White House’s top coronavirus advisor told CBS’s Margaret Brennan that it was ‘too soon to tell’ whether Americans will receive the public health bureaucracy’s permission to celebrate the holidays with friends and family members.

‘We can gather for Christmas, or it’s just too soon to tell?’ Brennan asked.

‘You know, Margaret, it’s just too soon to tell,’ said Fauci.

How could Anthony Fauci possibly think that anyone—except, I guess, epidemiologists—is going to skip Christmas this year? People are having parties *right now* and cases are likely higher than they will be in coming months https://t.co/RKn4mW9BZ6

— Robby Soave (@robbysoave) October 3, 2021

Here’s another question for Fauci: What planet are you living on?

Many modelers now believe that we have surpassed the peak of the delta variant’s wave, and expect that COVID-19 cases will fall precipitously in the coming weeks and months. That’s great news: Widespread vaccination is working to counter delta’s increased transmissibility while significantly decreasing severe disease and death.

But even if cases remain higher in the winter months than we are hoping for, it’s simply not realistic to expect Americans to skip Christmas parties for another year in a row.

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