Lonestarmango
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@lonestarmango
Dad, Husband, Vietnam Veteran, Retired International Businessman, Texas Conservative..No Trains/Lists/DMs, please. RTs are RTs
BREAKING: North Carolina State Board of Elections has found over 34,000 DECEASED people on their voter roles. But Democrats told me this is a conspiracy and never happens?!
Jeffries: "We're now at a point where affirmative action is gone, diversity is gone, equity gone, inclusion gone..."
Today, Christopher, Deyanna, and Paige Ostrouchko were indicted by a grand jury for allegedly assaulting journalist and Turning Point USA contributor Savannah Hernandez, while she was lawfully reporting on anti-ICE protests outside a federal building in St. Paul. Hernandez was allegedly surrounded, physically assaulted, and shoved to the ground — simply because she was identified by the defendants as a conservative journalist. That is NOT “peaceful protest.” These deplorable actions as charged in the indictment will not be tolerated in America, and this Department of Justice will always punish unhinged acts of political violence.
🇺🇸 Most Badass Americans You Don’t Know: #7 Henry Johnson Henry Johnson is an American Badass They called him Black Death. The Germans earned every syllable the hard way. This 5’4” Harlem Hellfighter turned a two-man listening post into a one-man meat grinder on the night of May 14-15, 1918 near Vaux, France. A 20-man German raiding party ambushed him and his buddy in the dark. No backup. No mercy coming. His rifle jammed mid-fight? Didn’t matter. He swung it like a club until the stock splintered across enemy skulls. Then he dropped the broken weapon, pulled his bolo knife, and went savage. He drove the blade straight through one German’s head. Shot and bayoneted 21 times, bleeding out and half-dead, this legend still dragged his badly wounded comrade to safety under fire to keep him from capture. He stopped the entire raid cold. Johnson fought with the all-Black 369th Infantry Regiment, also known as the Harlem Hellfighters. They spent 191 days in combat, longer than any other American unit, without losing a single foot of ground or a single man to capture. France pinned the Croix de Guerre with Palm on him immediately — the very first American to ever receive it. The U.S. took 97 years to finally catch up, awarding him the Medal of Honor in 2015. Henry Johnson is an American Legend 🇺🇸
