A poor, black kid from Englewood Chicago’s 63rd Street made it to the White House for meetings with the President and Vice President…
You will never convince me that America is a racist, oppressive country.
Running the Treasury. Speaking for America. Shaping economic diplomacy. Representing our nation abroad.
Gay conservatives serving at the highest levels of an America First administration?
Kinda chic. 🇺🇸
Democrats: “You can’t just rename Lake Ontario to Lake America. That’s not how reality works!”
Also Democrats: “Anyway, this is Jessica. She used to be Steve.”
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As usual, here’s what’s not included in this headline.
He has an extensive criminal history & prison stints including multiple felony weapons convictions and drug convictions as well as probation violations in two different states.
All of which was after his deployment to Iraq.
This commercial is SO funny
I don't like the service they are pushing with frivolous lawsuits jamming the legal systems and pushing up insurance costs.
It's still 😂🤣😂😅
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🚨BREAKING: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has cleaned house at Stars and Stripes.
The publisher, the editor-in-chief, and a reporter at the taxpayer-funded military newspaper have been removed. The stated reason: insubordination.
Chuck Schumer and others are calling it an attack on free speech.
Stars and Stripes is paid for by American taxpayers and serves U.S. service members. It is not a private activist outlet. Hegseth’s move comes after the paper’s leadership publicly pushed back against Pentagon direction and emphasized independence from the Department of Defense in media interviews.
You don’t get to take government money, serve the military community, and then treat the Pentagon as the enemy while refusing direction from the civilian leadership that oversees it.
This is accountability for a publicly funded organization — not censorship of private speech.
Hegseth is restoring standards at a military newspaper that exists to inform the troops, not lecture the Department of Defense.