Colleen 🇺🇸

Sharing good advice from a friend on X Some people will learn to appreciate you by losing you. Go where you are celebrated, not tolerated. If people choose you like an option, leave them like a choice. You are worth being loved and valued.

America Today, I apologize not to Pete Hegseth but to his family. But NOBODY is talking about the woman who’s watching her husband disappear into service: Pete Hegseth’s WIFE. Imagine being married to a man who used to come home every evening from his TV job. You had dinner together. Your children played with their father. Life was NORMAL. Then one day, your husband says: “Trump needs me as Secretary of Defense. I have to serve our country.” And suddenly? Your husband is GONE. Not physically gone from your life - but gone from your HOME. He sleeps in his White House office. Works through nights. Misses your children’s bedtimes for WEEKS. Can’t attend family dinners because he’s in classified defense meetings. Your kids ask: “When is Daddy coming home?” And you have to say: “Daddy is protecting America, sweetheart. We have to be patient.” Pete’s wife didn’t CHOOSE this life. She didn’t ask for her husband to work 90-hour weeks. But when Pete said “my country needs me,” she said something that breaks me: “Then GO. Serve. I’ll hold our family together while you protect the NATION’S family.” That’s the sacrifice NOBODY sees. Pete’s wife managing their children ALONE. Tucking kids into bed ALONE. Explaining to confused children why Daddy can’t be there - ALONE. Today, I want to SALUTE Pete Hegseth’s wife - the silent hero behind the Secretary of Defense. Here’s the truth they don’t tell you: Behind every man serving America is a FAMILY sacrificing WITH him. 🇺🇸 Repost to honor Pete’s WIFE. Share so military spouses see: you’re HEROES too. Pray: “Jesus, give Pete’s wife strength while he serves. Protect their children. Reunite them soon. Amen.” Follow if honoring families matters by Garvit Pandey

Thanks for your service sir 🤠💯💪

My father has cancer. Stage four. The VA said maybe four months. He served three tours in Vietnam and came home to people spitting on him, calling him baby killer, telling him his service meant nothing. He never talked about the war. Never wore his medals. Never went to reunions. Just carried fifty-two years of shame for doing what his country asked him to do. Last month hospice started coming to the house and I realized I had no idea how to honor him, how to tell him his life mattered when he'd spent half a century believing it didn't. So I posted in a quilting group asking if anyone made military quilts, and a woman responded immediately. She'd found me through a shop where she runs a business making Quilts of Valor for dying veterans. She said “I'll start tonight.” She finished it in three weeks, worked around the clock because Dad's time is short. Every star is hand-stitched. Every stripe is perfectly aligned. She shipped it express and included a letter thanking him for his service, telling him that her father died alone believing nobody cared that he'd served. She said “Let your dad know the country was wrong. His service mattered. He matters.” We wrapped him in it yesterday. This photo is him seeing it for the first time. He cried for twenty minutes, kept touching the stars, kept saying “Someone made this for me?” I've started coordinating with other quilters now, connecting dying veterans with makers who can get quilts finished in time. Racing against cancer, against time, against fifty years of men dying before anyone told them thank you. Dad has maybe six weeks now. But he'll leave wrapped in stars. ⭐🇺🇸 By Angela mcnutt

@Chicago1Ray @gibbysjob 👍

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🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸 In April 1972, Thomas Norris sailed straight into enemy rivers wearing a fisherman's disguise. Command said the pilots were irretrievable. Norris was 24, a Navy SEAL operating inside North Vietnam. Two U.S. pilots had been shot down. Patrol boats everywhere. Checkpoints on every river bend. Enemy soldiers hunting them day and night. Rescue planners called it impossible. Norris volunteered. He moved at night through swamps and jungle with South Vietnamese commandos. Lt. Col. Iceal Hambleton had survived 11 days alone behind enemy lines. Norris found him, hid him, and guided him through darkness to the Cua Viet River. A U.S. ship pulled them out alive. Then Norris went back. Deeper. Harder. More patrols. With Nguyen Van Kiet, he located Lt. Mark Clark and brought him out under increasing enemy pressure. Two men saved from certain capture. For that, Norris received the Medal of Honor. Six months later, October 31, 1972, his recon team was ambushed by 50 to 100 North Vietnamese soldiers. Norris was shot in the head. His skull fractured. His left eye destroyed. He collapsed and was presumed dead. One man refused to accept that. Mike Thornton ran back through gunfire, lifted Norris onto his shoulders, fought to the ocean, and swam 2 hours under fire until a U.S. ship reached them. Norris survived. Metal plate in his skull. Lost eye. Years of recovery. The only time 1 Medal of Honor recipient saved another. Most people still have no idea who Thomas Norris is.

I need every single Conservative on X to share this post. 🚨 The next primary is in Mississippi on Tuesday, March 10th. If we get every single Conservative here to repost and every single Conservative from Mississippi sees this: Bring everyone you know to polling stations!!!!

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I find this hilarious, anyone else? 😂

@ronsterd89 Fry up onion, garlic, and a little bit of bacon in the pan before adding green beans. Then add one chopped tomato. Easy, delicious beans

What can I put in canned green beans to improve their flavor? I hate them, but we're on a budget and have plenty of them.

@Fat_imyy @JudyBeeNC Praying for a safe return of our troops to their loved ones

Please join me in a short prayer. Dear Lord, Shield our military with Your protection and guide them safely home. Spare the innocent people of Iran. Grant mercy and peace amid this conflict. Amen. MAHA

@lippyent Some shit

Are you still with me? Hmm 😒 🤔 ?

@infantrydort @johncox0871 Praying for a quick recovery

I’m leaving and idk how long I’ll be gone for. Hopefully not TOO long. I have surgery in both eyes tomorrow because I pretty much can’t see anymore. Cataracts. Way too young for these but 🤷‍♂️. Hoping it’s a very fast recovery but I don’t know. Hence the heads up. Goodnight.

We are searching for missing 14-year-old Mia from Worthing. She was last seen on Monday (23 February) at around 1pm. Mia is 5’3”, with dark blonde hair, and was wearing a grey hoody and black leggings. She may be travelling by train. If you see Mia or know where she is, please call 101 quoting serial 1358 of 23/02.

Hello everyone Let’s look for her Let’s find her in Jesus name God keep her safe God bring her back safely PLEASE SHARE TO HELP AUTHORITIES FIND HER KARK 4 NEWS Caption: MISSING: Authorities said they are searching for a three-year-old girl who was reported missing from Lonoke County on Monday. Click bio for the full story.

Everyone She is only 6 years old We can do this As long as this child is alive by the grace of God . Somewhere, some how , if we all share this, if we talk non-stop about it somehow we’ll find her I pray seriously she is well and alive somewhere How is this possible She is only 6 years old read 👇 MISSING ENDANGERED CHILD ALERT 🚨 HEARTBREAKING DISAPPEARANCE OF 6-YEAR-OLD CARLY ELIZABETH TILLERY FROM JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. 💔 The Jacksonville, FL community is devastated. 6-year-old Carly Elizabeth Tillery has been missing for over 10 months since March 7, 2025, in Jacksonville, Florida. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office confirmed that Carly’s disappearance is part of an active and ongoing criminal investigation. Police said the child is considered endangered. 💛 Her family is heartbroken, and every moment without answers weighs heavily on their spirits. Carly has brown eyes, brown hair, is approximately 3’0” tall, and weighs about 40 pounds, according to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. Her poster is listed on the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. ⚠️ PLEASE SHARE ⚠️ Help bring Carly home Anyone with information is asked to contact the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office at 1-906-630-0500 or the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-843-5678.

8-year-old Mora Gerety was kiIIed by an illegal with an outanding warrant in Boise, Idaho. No Democrats made signs or marched for her.

@TrumpGirlOnFire @RickD_GK Amen

AMEN AMEN AMEN!

Please help get the word out. Missing child! 👇

Gone but not forgotten