WASHINGTON, July 1 -- The office of Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tennessee, issued the following floor remarks about protecting freedom ahead of Independence Day:

"In 1826, a very old and feeble John Adams received a group of Quincy, Massachusetts town leaders who were seeking his help in planning an anniversary celebration of the Declaration of Independence. They wanted Adams to pen a toast to be read at the event. Imagine their surprise when Adams left them with just two words:

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