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In this issue

A lot happened in Washington last week, but our focus has been on the holiday weekend. 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 Memorable Memorial Day in America

• Let Your Voice Be Heard

• President Trump in the News

• A Thoughtful Father’s Day Gift

• Other Voices

• Social Media Highlight

• Share our newsletter

Memorial Day has always been a time of reverence. A time to honor the brave men and women who laid down their lives so that the rest of us could live free.

We gather in small towns and big cities, we place flags on graves, we say prayers, and we teach our children that freedom isn’t free.

But this year? This Memorial Day hits different.

Because for the first time in a long time, Americans can feel something stirring in their hearts again. A sense of pride. A sense of purpose. A quiet but undeniable sense that we’re getting our country back.

And it’s not just wishful thinking. It’s leadership.

Just take a look at what’s coming out of the White House these days. The official news feed reads like a greatest hits album for patriots.

From protecting our veterans through the new Center for Warrior Independence, to putting America first in global diplomacy, to rebuilding manufacturing jobs right here at home—the message is clear:

This is the country our heroes died for. And we’re honoring their sacrifice by making it strong again.

President Trump isn’t just checking boxes—he’s changing the game. Whether it’s banning dangerous gain-of-function research, cutting shady foreign deals that only hurt our people, or putting real teeth back into border security, this administration is proving every single day that America still has fight left in her.

Let me tell you something. Our fallen warriors didn’t die for a country that bows to global elites or hands our children’s future to the Chinese Communist Party. They didn’t storm the beaches of Normandy so we could be told what cars we’re allowed to drive or what speech we’re allowed to say. They died for a nation built on faith, family, freedom—and yes, the fierce individualism that makes us who we are.

And now, under this new chapter of leadership, it finally feels like Washington gets that again.

Look, we’ve all spent a lot of Memorial Days angry—angry at how far we’d drifted. Angry at how little our ruling class seemed to value the blood that was spilled for this land. But today, I’m not angry. I’m proud. I’m hopeful. And I’m more committed than ever to defending what we’ve got.

So fire up the grill. Fly that flag. Hug your kids a little tighter. And when the sun sets tonight, say a prayer for the men and women who paid the ultimate price—and for the President who’s making sure their sacrifice was not in vain.

This is the America we’ve been waiting for.

And by God, we’re just getting started.