I wish my dad, Texas A&M Class of 1952, was alive to see this. In his memory, I’m going to share this little note he wrote to himself, because there’s no one he would have been happier to see fall than Dan Patrick.
Tonight let's please honor the memory of Medgar Evers, World War II veteran and NAACP field secretary in Mississippi, who was murdered at the age of 37 outside his home in June 1963 and gave his life for civil and voting rights in Mississippi:
@PeteHegseth@POTUS@VP@SecVetAffairs@JennyHegseth You can’t even punctuate your last name properly. You’re a disgrace. There’s no more solemn place than the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Even I knew that when I visited there as a child. January is coming and you’ll be back to weekend anchoring at Fox.
@EllenYChang They consider it someone else’s job. I worked for a comms director who wasn’t on a single social account. They sure had a lot of (bad) ideas about how to manage them, though.
Rep.-elect Bobby Pulido (D-TX) (@bobbypulido425): "We used to see immigration as us and then them. It's not. We're all the same... Whoever wants to get our support in '28 has to prioritize immigration reform period."
A Tomb Guard from the U.S. Army’s 3rd Infantry Regiment, “The Old Guard” was forced to verbally reprimand Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and a group of his senior advisers Wednesday after some in the group laughed and loudly talked in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington.
Video of the incident, posted by CNN, shows Hegseth standing and taking photos in front of the tomb with his wife, Jennifer, chief of staff Ricky Buria, deputy chief of staff Patrick Weaver as well as senior adviser and deputy assistant Tami Radabaugh, following a ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery for Veterans Day.
@xanthas11@RadioFreeTom@AdamSerwer Same. I kept my account because I like to dip in during election seasons and need it when I manage social accounts to keep up with journalists. I’ve been on here more the past two weeks than the past two years.