It’s a straight and hard NO from me Dan, but someone needs to ask the people around the admin. And I don’t believe it’s just foreign influence money. Money comes in many forms (for example, I’ve seen it with things like political endorsements—I don’t take money for endorsements, but that question should be asked). And we don’t just have a rising Democrat Socialist problem here in America (and this is a very real threat that we all must come together on to defeat in these upcoming midterms) or a useless uniparty GOP that barely supports this president (there is no question about this), or outside forces like the CCP who leverage their inside spies to influence and steal from us our most sensitive secrets (you should have been made aware of these type activities in your DD time). Dan, to save our country, we must unite not divide. We must stop the name calling, stop the endless attacks against people who question the policies of this administration, an administration that many of us stood up to support and took many arrows for, some even going to prison, all based on a set of lies, in fact too many lies. In our form of government, we MUST be able to ask hard questions, otherwise, we are no longer a constitutional republic based on freedom and fairness for all. If those tough questions cause concern or discomfort, address them head on. All these issues mentioned above and many more have to be recognized for what they are and must be dealt with honestly. I use a phrase local action can have a national impact but only if each and every patriot decides to step up and speak out against the rising tyranny in our country. DJT has clearly changed politics as usual and quite possibly forever (IMHO, a good thing), but one man cannot do it alone. If we unite, we win…we stay divided, we lose. I want to win. So, what do you say Dan, let’s win.
They want assurance that their nation is governed with purpose and foresight.
President Trump would serve the country well by stepping away from the daily turbulence of Washington and gathering trusted advisors, along with independent voices of experience, at Camp David for an honest examination of recent events and the course ahead.
Abrupt personnel changes without a settled strategy risk compounding uncertainty. What is needed is a comprehensive review of our national priorities and strategic direction, including a clear and coherent policy toward Iran.
“War, What is it good for…absolutely nothing!” 🎶
Especially a stupid and unnecessary war.
To what end do we continue to prosecute this war in the Middle East?
The WH seeks a budget increase of over a trillion dollars while Americans struggle to pay for housing and gas. This war against Iran seems to be treated as the only priority that matters. It was clearly on the minds of millions of Americans who recently and resoundingly voted against it.
Continuing down this path is a huge strategic error. It matches the decision the Bush administration made to invade Iraq. That was the greatest strategic error of this century. An expanded war in Iran would be the next one.
From everything I’ve seen, we’ve achieved our objectives in Iran. Moving forward is not a reflection of strength. It is the same reckless foreign policy that has already cost this country trillions while ordinary Americans pay the price at home.
America First means protecting our people and our economy first. Endless ...
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.
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https://www.americasfuture.net/general-flynn-letter-to-the-president/
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.