Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear has a message for Sen. Mitch McConnell: Either the state's senior senator should explain his long absence from the Senate and give details about his health, or resign. https://cnn.it/4yG2ecx
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Trump has fired all of his missiles Feels like quite the metaphor
Carl QuintanillaWSJ: ".. concerns in Washington about how many missiles the U.S. military has left. It can take between three and five years to make a new missile .. The White House and the Pentagon are pressing defense contractors .., but there’s only so much that can be done." www.wsj.com/politics/ele...
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Gosh, can you imagine someone sharing sensitive military info with journalists? Say, via Signal?
Aaron RuparWELKER: Is America backing away from a larger attack bc our stockpile has been depleted? WALTZ: We have to take a step back. A lot of our stockpiles were depleted because of Biden WELKER: But you acknowledge they're depleted? WALTZ: No. And the people leaking this nonsense deserve to be in jail
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What might a Dem midterm contract for America look like? *Stop the Iran war *Investigate the corruption *Block illegal tariffs fueling inflation *Stop weaponization of federal funding by reasserting legislative power of the purse *Impose accountability on immigration enforcement
JD in this photo is nothing less that the soyest of boys.
CNNVice President JD Vance and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine both raised concerns about escalating the war in Iran as President Donald Trump weighed the possibility during a White House meeting on Friday, sources told CNN. https://cnn.it/4vN8Nag
Trump is treating these soldiers and their families like an accounting error. Something is very broken with Trumps understanding of human emotion.
The New York TimesEarlier this week, the Pentagon had reported on its website that 18 American service members had been killed during the war in Iran, but that number was later lowered to 14. The change in the count has prompted scrutiny over the Defense Department’s accounting and reporting practices.