US EditionVance celebrates 'no more quotas' in the military as he fires guns and visits with Marines
- Vice President JD Vance emphasized that there are 'no more quotas' in the military during his visit to Marine Corps Base Quantico, celebrating the abolition of military quotas and diversity trainings.
- While at Quantico, Vance expressed pride in the Marine Corps and showcased military readiness by firing several weapons, including an M27 and M240B.
- Vance shared that Trump sent his 'love' and appreciation to the Marines, reinforcing a commitment to military excellence without identity politics, stating that they care about excellence and patriotism.
- He pledged over a trillion dollars to invest in the military, emphasizing that the real strength of the Marine Corps comes from its diverse backgrounds.
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Vance gives Marines a boost with visit to Quantico - Washington Examiner
On Wednesday, at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Marines from Virginia came face-to-face with Vice President JD Vance, the first Marine vice president in history. Twenty years ago, he was just like them: young and often unprepared for what awaited at the base. They arrived from various parts of the country and are from different races and backgrounds. They have put their differing beliefs aside to stand shoulder-to-shoulder and serve their country. …
White House Post Of JD Vance At The Gun Range Firing 'Freedom Seeds' Has The Internet Cringing
The White House had social media users cringing after sharing a photo of Vice President J.D. Vance at a Quantico firing range and referring to bullets as "freedom seeds"—as if "freedom fries" weren't already bad enough.Vance visited Marine Corps Base Quantico on Wednesday, where videos shared on social media showed him serving lunch and conversing with Marines at the Dwyer Chow Hall. Another clip captured him touring different areas of the base …
JD Vance shoots a big boy gun before heading off to bully Greenland
Vice President JD Vance took a break from praying for a deadly drone to hit its target to serve Marines lunch at a base in Quantico, Virginia, on Wednesday. It was the least he could do after endangering military servicemembers by participating in a...
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