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@CPhilly19 @BenjaminSWatson is absolute gold on the SEC network and one of the best at what he does! A champion on and off the field!

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@realBrandonGill Don’t take the AIPAC money and sell your soul! There is no coming back from that

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@ShadowofEzra Keep telling yourself that!! All the way through the disastrous midterms and your lame-duck last two years

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@680TheFan @chrisdimino Chris is as usual absolutely 💯 💯

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@RealAlexJones War monger who has no problem sacrificing America servicemen for his country of Israel

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@JustTheTweets17 Paper Tiger

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@mattvanswol The culture of violence! It’s how they’re raised!!

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@monicaonairtalk Sick ass world we live in!

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@ShadowofEzra Hope he enjoys that money! Strike another one off the credibility list

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@monicaonairtalk @BeingEustacia 💯💯

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@TheSceneVault 🙏🏻🙏🏻

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@monicaonairtalk Great picture and great times back in those days!!

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@monicaonairtalk I’d say so! Very beautiful pic Monica!!

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@mikepompeo You enjoying that money! Disgraceful bought and paid for tool!!

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@atensnut Not Georgia

[Shawn Ryan @ShawnRyan762]

Audie Murphy was rejected by the Marines and paratroopers for being too small, but he ultimately joined the U.S. Army and became the most decorated American combat soldier of World War II. In January 1945, near Holtzwihr, France, Murphy climbed onto a burning tank destroyer and single-handedly fought off a German assault with a .50-caliber machine gun. Despite being wounded and exposed to enemy fire from three sides, he held his position for nearly an hour before returning to his men and leading a counterattack. His actions earned him the Medal of Honor before his 20th birthday.

Murphy’s courage did not end on the battlefield. After returning home, he became a successful Hollywood actor, but privately struggled with severe combat trauma and an addiction to sleeping pills. At a time when few public figures spoke openly about the psychological effects of war, Murphy shared his experiences and pushed for the government to take the suffering of returning veterans more seriously.

Ryan Holiday reflects on the different forms Murphy’s courage took throughout his life. He displayed physical courage in combat, moral courage by refusing lucrative cigarette and alcohol endorsements, and personal courage by admitting that he was struggling.

@dailystoic

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@BlakeSNeff Sounds like the conscious of a guilty man!

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@monicaonairtalk Very lucky man!

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@monicaonairtalk 🤣 🤣…..number of F’s given!

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@CelliniNick 🤣🤣