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As an American Moment Fellow this past spring, I had the unique opportunity to intern in the administration while attending engaging lectures each Friday that prepared me for a full-time job in Washington, DC.
If you are motivated to serve your country and launch your career in DC, you should apply for the American Moment Fellowship!
The Summer 2027 Fellowship application is now open. Applications close January 17.
American Moment launched my career in Washington, DC coming straight out of college.
If you’re a patriot who wants to serve your country in our nation’s capitol, you need to apply for the American Moment Fellowship for American Statecraft.
The Summer 2027 application is officially open — apply now!
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NEWS: Applications are OPEN for the Summer 2027 Fellowship for American Statecraft!
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The Fellowship for American Statecraft has launched the careers of 130+ young people into public service.
Summer 2027, it’s your turn. Apply now.
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NEWS: Applications are OPEN for the Summer 2027 Fellowship for American Statecraft!
🚨 👀 Get your career in DC started in mere months with a $3,250/month + signing bonus, benefits & networking funds. ⚙️
Apply by January 17 → https://t.co/5fNq6tZiwF
NEWS: American Moment is expanding to its largest team yet.
Four new hires this past month join three earlier additions this year, bringing us to twelve as we prepare to expand our reach and initiatives.
Meet the newest members of the team: 🧵 https://t.co/VmpcWcmZQF
The Left is not done persecuting patriots. In 2020, @JeffClarkUS had the privilege of advising President Trump on his available legal options. Jeff broke no law and committed no crime, but Leftist ideologues in the legal world are still actively seeking to punish him.
He and I sat down to talk about his road so far, where he's at now, and what other, younger lawyers looking to serve the President ought to watch out for.
(04:16) The Night Fani Willis Indicted Him
(08:44) Choosing Not to Fight Extradition to Georgia
(12:41) The DC Bar Complaint from Dick Durbin
(20:40) Who Actually Showed Up to Support Him — and Who Didn't
(27:09) The Federalist Society
(29:38) The Morning After January 6th
(33:08) Advice for Young Lawyers
(39:36) The President's Mail-In Ballot Executive Order
(47:53) The Oversight Project's Work on Biden's Ghostwriter Tapes
(50:47) The Arizona Injunction
(52:04) The Fight Over Maryland's Illegal Redistricting Deadline
(56:30) Where to Find Jeff Clark and @ItsYourGov
I am profoundly grateful to President Trump and Vice President @JDVance for the opportunity to be a part of this extraordinary team, and to serve in an administration that has worked with the Congress to deliver the largest tax relief in American history, the resources necessary to secure the border and build the wall across two reconciliation bills, the fastest confirmation of the cabinet in twenty years, and defeating two Democratic shutdowns.
I want to thank @SusieWiles47 and @JamesBlairUSA for their indomitable leadership, the incredible staff they have brought together, and to the extraordinary team at the Office of Legislative Affairs, who have contributed so much to the work of the administration with Congress, most especially the 47 OLA deputy directors past and present: Jeff Freeland, Pace McMullan, Jay Fields, Katie Bailey and Chad Yelinski.
Read the ten points. Some are right — build things, have kids, punish officials who lie.
But the project on the table is a third party that will lose, pitched from a house in Maine by people who left government.
There are thousands of patriotic young people who still believe in President Trump and Vice President Vance serving in this administration.
I believe in them.
Augustus famously declared that he "found Rome a city of bricks and left it a city of marble." President @realDonaldTrump is accomplishing something similar today, as he brings our national capital to new heights of glory. The latest example is his Administration's restoration of the Columbus Fountain in the Union Station Plaza.
During the Administration of Theodore Roosevelt, Congress appropriated funds for a monument to the memory of Christopher Columbus, whose "high faith and indomitable courage gave to mankind a new world."
On June 8, 1912, the statue was unveiled amid extraordinary pomp and circumstance. The ceremonies drew an enthusiastic crowd of 150,000—the most impressive celebration in Washington since the Grand Review of the Armies following the Union victory in the Civil War.
As the star-spangled veil was pulled from the statue, a 21-gun salute sounded from Fort Myer. President Taft then delivered an address extolling Columbus as "the greatest mariner in history" and a legend who contributed immensely to "Christian civilization" and human progress. The capital later echoed with the sound of military bands, guns, and fireworks.
However, less than a century later, this sense of civic pride had faded, and the magnificent monument had fallen into a state of neglect and disrepair. Its fountains ran dry, its stonework deteriorated, and its marble was scarred by vandals. The memorial that was once so majestically adorned with the Stars and Stripes soon became a symbol of national decline.
Today, President Trump has made it great again! The monument has been restored to its original splendor and once again stands as a worthy gateway to our capital, ready to welcome the countless citizens who will soon gather in Washington to celebrate the 250th anniversary of our great Republic. 🇺🇸
@SecretaryBurgum@Interior