@insatiablevine I’d like to see that judge be beaten like that and see what he does to the perpetrator. Different rules. Reverse the races. Then what do you think the outcome would be? Rabid animals need to be put down.
@mattvanswol It’s not all of them, but a high majority of them don’t have two brain cells to rub together and the left-wing schools aren’t helping them by handing them diplomas when they can’t read. Philadelphia has a 52% illiteracy rate. How do they all vote when they can’t read?
@storm1news Yes, I absolutely voted for this. Do you honestly want criminals to get away with crimes just because they’ve been able to hide for 39 years?
A 101-year-old Marine who took bullets in the chest and arm at Iwo Jima played Taps on a harmonica for 9/11.
They had to help Sgt. Frank Wright to his feet.
Then this nation heard why we still stand.
Never forget. Never fold. Semper Fi.
Who else still gets chills from this? 🇺🇸
@Eman_8282 Really? You don’t understand that if every inconsiderate a**hole like you only parked there for a few minutes the space would never be empty for people that need it.
This is an Army of Veterans
who are prepared to do whatever is necessary
to uphold the Constitution.
Their numbers are growing by the thousands.
Re-post if you support this!
🚨 OMG, WHY TRUMP DID THIS… Trump noticed the Marines through his window. And for a brief moment… he wasn’t thinking like the President. He simply became what those Marines needed most — a Commander-in-Chief who truly noticed them.
Nobody arranged this. Nobody scripted it. No PR team planned it. No speechwriter prepared the words. Trump was simply moving through the White House when he looked outside and saw the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon practicing on the South Lawn.
That incredible precision. That unwavering discipline. That quiet dedication that so many people might walk past without noticing. But Trump stopped. He watched them. And then he said three simple words that made the moment unforgettable:
“Come on in, fellas.”
And those Marines entered the Oval Office.
The most powerful room in America. And Trump personally presented each of them with a Presidential Challenge Coin. One after another. Looking them in the eyes. Shaking every hand.
Then one Marine looked at Trump and said, “Thank you.”
Trump looked back at him and replied with words that hit differently:
“It’s my honor.”
Not “great job.” Not “well done.” Not simply “thank you for your service.”
“It’s my honor.”
The President of the United States telling a Marine that being there with them was an honor.
And today… a 20-year Air Force veteran shared online: “I never thought I would feel this way about this man. But this is what real leadership looks like.”
That veteran expressed something many people couldn’t put into words.
#Trump #Marines #America #GodBlessAmerica