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Mayor Zohran Mamdani released a 14-minute address ahead of America's 250th birthday, describing the U.S. as a "nation of contradictions." The speech features Mamdani seated alongside newly naturalized Americans, many of whom stand stone-faced while holding American flags, as he contrasts the nation's founding ideals with what he portrays as its present-day shortcomings. (From @DailyCaller)

SLD2027's tweet photo. Mayor Zohran Mamdani released a 14-minute address ahead of America's 250th birthday, describing the U.S. as a "nation of contradictions."

The speech features Mamdani seated alongside newly naturalized Americans, many of whom stand stone-faced while holding American flags, as he contrasts the nation's founding ideals with what he portrays as its present-day shortcomings.
(From @DailyCaller)

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Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) says there's one thing that would make him leave the Democratic Party: if it became an "anti-Israel party." In a recent interview, Fetterman said he would walk away if denying Israel's "right to defend itself and to exist" ever became "a formal part of our platform." Fetterman has remained one of Israel's strongest Democratic supporters in Congress since Hamas' Oct. 7, 2023, attack, consistently defending Israel's right to respond and advocating for the country's interests. (From @DailyCaller)

SLD2027's tweet photo. Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) says there's one thing that would make him leave the Democratic Party: if it became an "anti-Israel party."

In a recent interview, Fetterman said he would walk away if denying Israel's "right to defend itself and to exist" ever became "a formal part of our platform."

Fetterman has remained one of Israel's strongest Democratic supporters in Congress since Hamas' Oct. 7, 2023, attack, consistently defending Israel's right to respond and advocating for the country's interests. (From @DailyCaller)

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THIS DAY IN HISTORY: The year is 1863… America is torn apart… the Civil War is raging… … And on July 1, the Battle of Gettysburg begins. Union Major General George Meade leads the Army of the Potomac. The legendary Confederate General Robert E. Lee commands the Army of Northern Virginia. It is the single bloodiest battle of the entire Civil War. The carnage lasts three days and is staggering. An estimated 51,000 soldiers from both sides are killed, wounded, captured, or missing. The Union prevails. Shelby Foote, one of America’s finest historians who chronicled the Civil War in an epic three-volume history, argued that Lee lost by ordering two divisions to charge the Union’s position in what is now known, infamously, as “Pickett’s Charge.” “The single greatest mistake of the war by any general on either side was made by Robert E. Lee at Gettysburg,” Foote said in a 1999 interview, “when he sent Pickett’s and Pettigrew’s divisions across that open field, nearly a mile wide, against guns placed on a high ridge and troops down below them, with skirmishers out front. There was no chance it would succeed.” Memorializing the battle four and a half months later, President Abraham Lincoln delivered a two-minute address that remains today the greatest speech ever delivered by a U.S. president: the Gettysburg Address. “Four score and seven years ago, ” it began. Want more stories like this? Subscribe using the link below. (From @DailyCaller) https://t.co/QFgxFqUTAO

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Southern California residents said they could be fined for displaying American flags outside their homes with the nation’s 250th birthday days away. Amy and Chris Cooke reportedly received notice from the Ambiance Owners’ Association alleging that their flag broke the rules and must come down, with a board hearing scheduled for June 30 and a $100 penalty pending, according to ABC10 News. The association claimed the flag was displayed at the common-area fascia, which its policy bars. Amy said it’s displayed on their garage door frame. The couple said they have flown the flag for over two decades to commemorate Chris Cooke’s grandfather, Alexander Christie, a Navy sailor who lost his life aboard the USS Princeton during the Battle of Leyte Gulf in World War II, the Daily Wire reported. Christie was posthumously awarded the Navy Cross and the Purple Heart after trying to save his comrades. (From @DailyCaller) https://t.co/Vo60UGTuYI