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Masked men with Confederate flags seen chanting, marching, riding Metro in DC
nbcwashington.comHow Trump's agenda clashes with Theodore Roosevelt's legacy
newsweek.comTucker Carlson says he's starting a third party after break with Trump
usatoday.comKhanna: Time for ‘old guard’ in Democratic establishment to step aside
thehill.comRep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez endorses Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan Democratic primary
nbcnews.comAOC responds after Vance calls her leading presidential candidate
usatoday.comYour favorite Patron Saints?
I was curious about who everyone’s favorite Patron Saint is or a Patron Saint that is inspirational, I always like to look into and explore historical figures.
I have a deep respect for St. Justin Martyr, his statements with regard to philosophy and devotion to his principles really are an inspiration to me.
I hope you all have a good day or night, bye.
Ulysses S. Grant 1875 speech about Separation of Church and State
I love President Ulysses S. Grant, he had his flaws and occasional shortcomings but I have a deep respect for this man (he is my favorite President for a reason).
Why Zohran Mamdani Just Made the Case for an AOC Presidential Run
thenation.comHouse Republican says Congress ‘probably’ will have to use reconciliation for Iran war funding
thehill.comKaine says Hegseth ‘grudge’ against Army looks ‘personal’
thehill.comUrge Mark Kelly to reject foreign-funded PAC donations (Change.Org Petition)
c.orgProgressives are making new ground in Congress — and causing new anxiety for Democrats
ms.nowMark Kelly says Trump holding housing bill hostage
ktar.comHow do we feel about General Chris Donahue?
To clarify, I don’t mean in the sense of him running for political office. While it does hold some appeal for me, the General has never made clear his political stances and it is generally hit or miss when a solely military man has entered office.
I am asking in the sense of could he be a voice that could help bring about more opposition to Trump, possibly bring about more military officials questioning his decisions.
I know that sounds like it could be political but I don’t quite believe that it has to be that way, the General has a long career in the military and (while not explicitly a national name) has the medals to prove it. He also was the last military official to leave Afghanistan after the fall of Kabul in 2021, something that the Republicans complained about but to me at least was incredibly admirable (he could have been a coward and left early but ensured that other people left before him).
Just curious as to what other people think about this and the situation of him being fired, this has just been a thought rattling in my head since yesterday and wondered how other people thought about it. I hope you all have a good rest of your day, bye.