That was some weekend.

Jun 16, 2025

Dear Patriot,

We sure packed a lot into the last three days. You would be excused for having a little hang-over this morning.

We made it through: Flag Day, Father’s Day, Army’s 250th anniversary celebration, President Trump’s birthday, unhinged leftist riots, the killing of a state politician, and back and forth bombing by Israel and Iran.

We are still all digesting many aspects of these events. But, we do know that the Army celebration and parade was wonderful.

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RedState

Dems Hardest Hit: Americans Weigh in on Army Parade, Now Having Lots of Fun at Event

QUOTE: Democrats have been losing their minds about the 250th birthday of the Army celebration in Washington, D.C.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's reaction was pretty disgusting - acting like he was horrified by seeing the preparations, and even hoping they will be rained on. Too bad, Tim; so far, it looks like a beautiful day.
There were other Democrats like Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) who attacked the event, claiming it is somehow a celebration by President Donald Trump of his birthday and that the cost of $45 million is too much. But they had been preparing for the event for the past two years. Plus, Democrats have absolutely no credibility when it comes to talking about costs, given everything they have wasted money on. They finally discovered discretion - when it's about honoring our military.
Now, there's a poll that indicates the American people aren't buying the propaganda about "it's Trump's birthday parade," with more people approving of the Army birthday parade than disapproving, even in an Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research survey.
According to the poll, 40 percent approved, with 29 percent disapproving, with three in 10 neither approving nor disapproving. Two-thirds of Republicans approved, while half of Democrats disapproved.