Breaking Tulsi Gabbard Departure; Might it signal other issues?
One thing for sure is that Tulsi’s departure signals personal sacrifice amid extraordinarily difficult duties and circumstances.
However, the optics during wartime (yes, our nation is at war) will be amplified by many with conspiracies, perceptions of conspiracies, and many credible and incredible social media observations of instability inside the administration, transition friction, or unresolved internal debates over the war’s direction, purpose and/or justification.
History will be the best judge of those decisions that caused the U.S. to enter this war in the first place, but for now, we’re in it and it has to be resolved in our favor.
In my judgement, Tulsi has been one of the most effective members of President Donald J. Trump‘s cabinet all while dealing with obvious internal disagreements and tensions.
The “Acting” leadership might fill the immediate gaps, but sustained effectiveness depends on how quickly a permanent replacement is confirmed and whether the IC maintains coherence during this transition.
While everyone is replaceable, Tulsi brought a unique no nonsense approach to her job as the DNI. That will be a huge void to fill. The bureaucracy will move quickly to fill in holes but instead of maintaining her level of transparency, the holes will be filled with concrete and fences will be erected around them.
Wars test institutions.
Our President understands there is already a serious deficit of trust between the Intelligence Community and the people it is suppose to serve. Tulsi was well on her way to closing that deficit.
The President also has a big task on hand to quickly fill the gap or risk serious concerns about trust as the nation rolls into another challenging political season, one this President and our nation can ill afford to be on the losing side of.
Leadership changes is a stress point in the mildest of situations. However, in this era of uncertainty where great challenges and threats face our nation, this change is one that must be handled with great skill.
Lastly, this leadership change is not necessarily fatal, but the transition of another cabinet member, one of such prominence as the Director of the United States intelligence system, rates more than a footnote in the Trump presidency. This loss may require a chapter all by itself.
This is what he is known for in addition to being a good, decent guy and a Veteran. I’m proud to say I voted for Greg.
The next two years cannot be more speeches, more promises, and more excuses for why nothing gets done.
People are tired of voting for change and then being told to wait until the next election. If we put you in office, we expect you to do the job. Tell us what you’ve accomplished, where you’ve fallen short, and what you’re doing about it. Having an R next to your name does not get you a pass.
We have to follow through ourselves. Pay attention to what happens at your school board, your city council, and in Congress. Our children will live with the decisions being made right now.
The next two years need to be about accountability. We cannot afford to be having this same conversation in 2028.
LOCAL ACTION = NATIONAL IMPACT
America's Future, WE OWN IT!
We cannot afford to ignore the lessons of 2026. An honest AAR (After Action Review) is the only path forward. The war continues but only if we own the failure and change course.
Read the full letter in this week’s America's Future newsletter.
Thank you for your support.
https://www.americasfuture.net/general-flynn-letter-to-the-president/
Breaking: GOP Legislative leadership changes
Given the bloodbath we just faced, here are my two choices for GOP leaders in Congress:
U.S. Senate: Senator Rick Scott (FL) for Senate Minority Leader
U.S. House: Congressman Brandon Gill (TX) for House Minority Leader
We need to STOP with the, “We are still a majority Christian nation!”
If we were, the majority of Christians would get off their rear ends and do far more!
No one, and I mean no one, in the past five years has spoken out about the lack of Christian involvement in the political discourse of our country than myself (and I rarely speak for myself).
But I am tired of hearing the so-called “Christians” saying things like “We all knows who wins in the end.”
God knows I have screwed up many times in my life but for some reason, He keeps me focused and determined on things only God controls through me. Yes, He expects his “ekklesia” (how about that big word) to stand their ground and we failed!
God created archangels to be warriors & messengers. He created so many other positive things on earth and in the heavens and yet, when it comes to our time here in earth, we Christians turn our back on Him (not all but damn near 50 percent when it comes to voting).
As a Catholic and a Christian, ...
Let me tell you something straight up—President Trump’s tariffs are a bold, decisive strike for America’s soul. This isn’t just about trade; it’s about taking back what’s ours—our jobs, industries, and our pride. For too long, we’ve let the globalists and the weak-kneed elites sell us out to foreign powers who don’t give a damn about the American worker.