‘America Depends on Builders, Not Destroyers!’: Miller’s Strong Message at DC National Guard Event
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‘America depends on builders, not destroyers!’: Miller’s strong message at DC National Guard event
White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller addressed National Guardsmen during the D.C. Safe and Beautiful Task Force Ceremony, delivering a speech focused on service, sacrifice, and national unity. Speaking alongside Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, Miller emphasised the role of military service members in strengthening American society ahead of the nation’s 250th anniversary.
‘WOW!’ Stephen Miller delivers an inspirational and timely speech to National Guard
White House advisor Stephen Miller joined with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on Thursday to honor the National Guard for their […]
'WOW!' Stephen Miller delivers an inspirational and timely speech to National Guard · American Wire News
White House advisor Stephen Miller joined with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on Thursday to honor the National Guard for their efforts to keep Washington, D.C. safe ahead of America’s 250th Anniversary. Miller shared words of inspiration to the troops as rabid, hate-filled left-wing agitators in the background tried their best to disrupt the event. “All of civilization can be fundamentally divided into tw…
The U.S. Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, described Thursday as “ungrateful” protesters who booed the National Guard during the July 4 celebrations in Washington. The ‘Task Force for a Safe and Beautiful Washington’ ceremony, held in Meridian Hill Park, became a Hegseth plea in favor of the National Guard’s mission. The secretary defended the soldiers’ work as a matter of restoring law and order, not politics. “You do your job regardless of the c…
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