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In this issue

We talk about that in this issue, along with more presidential actions, commentary from those watching him, and our own take on the news of the day.

• A Birthday Party for the US Army

• Let Your Voice Be Heard

• President Trump in the News

• Toast the President

• Other Voices

• Social Media Highlight

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June 14, 2025, should go down in the history books as a day of national pride. A day we honored the brave men and women of the United States Army—250 years strong.

From the frozen fields of Valley Forge to the sands of Fallujah, these warriors have stood tall for freedom while the rest of the world wavered. President Trump stood on that stage in Washington, not to campaign, not to pander, but to pay tribute. And let me tell you—it was powerful.

The military marched with pride, the sky was full of might, and Old Glory waved in a breeze that felt like the breath of history itself. It was America at her best.

But you won’t hear that from the mainstream media.

Because while patriots gathered to celebrate our military, the radical left was busy lighting fires—literally and figuratively. In cities across this great land, “protests” were whipped up, supposedly in the name of justice. We know better.

These weren’t grassroots gatherings. They were well-funded, well-timed tantrums aimed at undermining the very core of our nation.

And then came the real tragedy: two public servants gunned down in Minnesota. Let that sink in. While we were saluting the uniform, they were shedding blood in the streets. Still think this is about peaceful protest?

And California, up in flames. Wanton destruction. And always—always—under the watch of left-wing leadership that either looks the other way, blames the right, or cheers it on.

Let me be clear: violence is not activism. It’s terrorism. And it’s become the default strategy of the radical left.

But here's the good news—and yes, there is still good news.

America is waking up. You can feel it in the crowd that gathers across the National Mall. You can hear it in the voices of young soldiers reenlisting, proud to serve under a president who actually has their back. You can see it in the families—mothers, fathers, and kids—waving flags and saying, “We believe in this country, and we’re not going anywhere.”

This weekend showed us two visions of America.

One honors the legacy of our Founding Fathers. The other spits on it.

One lifts up those who defend our freedom. The other attacks them in the streets.

One celebrates unity, service, and sacrifice. The other promotes division, chaos, and fear.

So where do you stand?

Now more than ever, it’s time to support the Commander-in-Chief who puts America first. To back the men and women in uniform who stand the watch so we can sleep in peace. To shake the hand of a police officer and say, “Thank you. We’ve got your six.”

To the left, this weekend was about stirring unrest.

To us? It was a reminder of who we are and what we’re fighting for.

God bless our troops. God bless our police. And God bless the United States of America.

Now let’s get back to defending our freedom—together.