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This fucker went AWOL for 3 days. During the Afghanistan withdrawal gave up the most secure US base in the world and pulled out US forces before civilians. In addition, left billions of our military equipment to the Taliban.
Just FYI, Putin invaded Ukraine after this shitshow. You know the forever war that Democrats love so much.
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Raise your hand ✋️ if you want Speaker Johnson to remove Thomas Massie from every committee he currently sits on
His filing articles of Impeachment on Pete Hegseth which failed miserably is an abuse of our Constitution
This cannot go unpunished
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Leaving it all on the field means passing the SAVE America Act to secure the 2028 elections.
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So what!
Hegseth said the guard was right and apologized for his group.
He wasn't the one laughing...yes his group should have known you maintain silence until you leave. But they made an error and Hegseth took responsibility.
This is a non issue.
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This is almost unbelievable. But it's true.
The 1986 vaccine law that gave vaccine makers immunity from damages their vaccines cause... ordered the government through HHS to report to Congress every two years on what it had done to make childhood vaccines safer.
First report due: December 1989.
When was the first report filed?
HHS admitted in court it never filed one.
Not once.
In forty years.
That same law gave manufacturers protection from lawsuits, even when their products caused "unavoidable" injury. Of course *that* part of the law was followed from the very start.
Because of deep flaws in this 1986 law, Vaccine Safety Research Foundation is working to repeal it.
Check out the petition at the link to sign--and consider sharing.
vacsafety.org/petition-repea…
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Today, November 11, the Catholic Church celebrates the feast of St. Martin of Tours, a soldier who became a saint through a life of charity, humility, and service to Christ.
In the fourth century, while serving as a Roman soldier, Martin encountered a poor man shivering in the bitter cold outside the gates of Amiens, France.
The man had little clothing, and no one had stopped to help him.
Martin had no money to give. So he drew his sword, cut his military cloak in two, and gave half to the stranger.
That night, according to tradition, Martin had a dream. He saw Jesus Christ wearing the very piece of cloak he had given to the poor man.
What Martin thought was a simple act of kindness toward a stranger was, in fact, an act of love toward Christ Himself.
Martin eventually left military service, became a monk, and later served as Bishop of Tours. But one of the most enduring memories of his life remains that small act of mercy on a cold winter day.
Sometimes holiness begins with something as simple as noticing someone whom everyone else has overlooked. We may never recognize Christ in the person standing before us, but He reminds us, "Whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me." (Matthew 25:40)
St. Martin of Tours, pray for us. 🙏
How many of these fraudulent immigrants voted?
@CletaMitchell
An Afghan man who was granted American citizenship allegedly returned his gratitude to the country by helping people gain visas through immigration fraud. thepostmillennial.com/news/a…
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An Afghan man who was granted American citizenship allegedly returned his gratitude to the country by helping people gain visas through immigration fraud. thepostmillennial.com/news/a…
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White South African farmer who was shot, stabbed and had his ears cut off by savage black farm attackers survived!
He is a warrior and stands firm!
The world knows about the crimes against humanity and how white people are being persecuted in South Africa!
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Less than one-half of one percent of Americans wear the uniform. That’s it. Out of a country of more than 330 million people, a sliver raise their hand and say, “Send me.”
Over the years I’ve had the privilege of sitting across the table from some of them, and what stays with me is not the medals or the deployments. It’s the purpose.
It’s Tyler Merritt, who enlisted as a high school senior after 9/11, flew Apaches with the 160th, and then built Nine Line Apparel in Savannah so he could keep serving by hiring and lifting up fellow veterans.
It’s Steve Hotz, 17 years with the 82nd Airborne, who started Black Horse Forge in Fredericksburg first to heal himself and then to help others who brought ghosts home from war.
It’s Ryan Manion, who keeps her brother’s memory alive. Marine 1st Lt. Travis Manion was killed in Iraq in 2007. She reminds all of us what that empty place setting at the table really means.
It’s Chelsey Simoni and the veterans fighting for answers for those sickened by burn pits, still taking care of their own long after they came home.
When so few serve, the rest of us can lose touch with what they carry. The least we can do is close that gap: learn their names, hear their stories, hire them, thank them, and mean it.
Today we honor the half of one percent who chose purpose over comfort, and the families who serve right alongside them.
Happy Veterans Day. Thank you for your service.#veteransday
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🇺🇸TO OUR VETERANS🇺🇸
Today is a celebration of the Americans who answered the call to defend our freedom.
We honor our living heroes who united behind our flag to put liberty above politics and personal differences.
Let us all salute our courageous American warriors who risked everything to protect the United States of America.
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Remember when CBS mornings interviewed the white York College students dragged off their porch and beaten by a mob of black people?
I don't either, because it never happened.
A CBS Mornings Exclusive: The University of Mississippi freshmen who captured the viral video of two white students making monkey gestures and sounds outside their apartment door speak out for the first time. The students and one of their mothers tell @Jerickaduncan how they feel now that one of the students involved has voluntarily withdrawn from the school.
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Never Forget is 1995 President Trump SAVED the NYC Veterans Day Parade by donating $200,000 and raising another $300,000
TRUMP HAS ALWAYS STOOD BY OUR VETERANS
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🚨 “Des Moines man” shoots two McDonald’s workers over a wrong order. That’s the soft version. Reality: Hassan Ali Mohamed is a Somali citizen from Kenya. Entered the U.S. in 2014. Biden handed him citizenship in 2021.
Alleged response to bad service was opening fire through the window. This is what happens when you import people who treat life as cheap. Prison first. Then denaturalize and deport.
No more of this.
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Toledo’s Catholic Bishop Daniel Thomas led a Eucharistic procession to the only remaining abortion clinic in the diocese, carrying Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.
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Once again begging people read just ONE history book
Just one.
Pick any era before 1940. I’m begging you
MILLENNIALS GOT HANDED THE WORST HAND OF ANY GENERATION IN MODERN HISTORY, AND THEY'RE STILL BEING BLAMED FOR IT.
Entered the workforce right as the 2008 crash wiped out entry-level jobs.
Were told a college degree was the only safe path, then graduated into five-figure student debt.
Asked for a living wage and got called entitled.
Hit their prime earning years in the middle of a pandemic.
Finally got a foothold, and the median home price jumped past $400,000.
Then the same people who bought a house for three times their salary ask, "Why aren't you buying homes? Why aren't you having kids?"
Because it now takes two full incomes, a down payment from somewhere, and a lot of luck to live the way one paycheck once did.
We didn't stop wanting it. We just got priced out of it.
