Mount Vernon, Wa. ,DC News Now) – “America’s first action hero. Love, Arnold.”
It was a message on the wreath that Arnold Schwarzenegger placed on the grave of George Washington on 4 July, when the former Governor of former California visited Mount Vernon, the first president of the country’s first president.
Schwarzenegger was a keynote speaker at a natural function, in which more than 100 people from 95 countries took an oath to become a citizen of America.
The actor and former governor, born in Austria, was sworn in in 1982.
“The day I raised my right hand and became an American citizen, without a doubt, was one of the greatest days of my life,” said Schwarzenegger. “If you tell me that day that I would stand in Mount Vernon after 43 years, then I would be surprised to welcome one of my heroes and a historical symbol of freedom and democracy, more new citizens.”
“But this is the beauty of the United States: nothing is impossible,” he continued.
Schwarznegger said, “I leave everything for this country, and I can’t wait to share this moment with these new citizens so that they can be reminded of the immense opportunity to be borne by their new house. I hope they will feel the same gratitude that I have tried to repay in my whole life, which is committed to our Constitution, and is united.”
The action film star provided the input designed for the wreath. Flowers that were part of it included white yaros and Austrian FIRs to represent Austria, White Stock, Red, and Blue Anemone, as well as California, Freedom Red Ross, Dark and Light Blue Decepinium, White Hydrangea and Red Hypertical Berry to represent silver dollar virtues with ecstas. to represent.
Dog Bradburn, President and CEO of Mount Vernon, read the prayer of Washington for his country.
