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@amyklobuchar remember. trump is president because democrats failed

So Trump is filing an “emergency” appeal to build his BALLROOM! How about fixing these “emergencies” first: 1. A plan to end the war 2. Ending harm inflicted by his tariffs 3. Getting House Republicans to vote for TSA/FEMA funding plan supported by all 100 senators

@washingtonpost time to clean the birdcage 💩x.com/washingtonpost…

President Trump is facing a tough week of news. But on the White House’s new mobile app, the picture is much rosier. wapo.st/4sTdyPd

the walter reed story was a diversion op

people are using this parody account to spread disinformation x.com/IranMilittary/…

@hsanbdallh12 @JenGriffinFNC assets are frequently lost during peacetime training exercises. the mission's success demonstrates the importance of training

@JenGriffinFNC They saved the pilot… but lost a lot 😳 An F-15 was downed, an A-10 hit, and two helicopters took direct fire during the rescue mission 🚁💥 Two military transport planes were destroyed to prevent equipment from falling into Iranian hands ✈️🔥

According to a senior administration official: Prior to locating the WSO (Weapons System Officer) and the US military’s daring rescue, the CIA first launched a deception campaign spreading word inside Iran that U.S. forces had already found him and were moving him on the ground for exfiltration out of the country. While the Iranians were confused and uncertain of what was happening, the Agency used its unique, exquisite capabilities to search for -- and find -- the American airman. This was the ultimate "needle in a haystack," but in this case it was a brave American soul inside a mountain crevice, invisible but for CIA's capabilities. The CIA immediately shared the WSO’s exact location with the Pentagon and The White House. The President ordered an immediate rescue mission, which CENTCOM executed with boldness and precision, with CIA continuing to provide real time information.

@MarioNawfal aircraft was unable to take off. not clear if it was stuck in mud or a mechanical failure. destruction necessary to keep sensitive instrumentation from getting into enemy hands

🇺🇸🇮🇷 After the U.S blew up a C-130 plane it had to leave behind in Iran, Tehran is trying to take the credit. The Fars news agency is now reporting it was destroyed by a police commando unit called the Faraj Rangers, saying the plane was “refuelling the evil invaders of the sacred land of the homeland”. Source: Al Jazeera

much of what took place during the rescue operation will not be discussed publicly

training costs money. lots of money. successful rescue operations evidence just how important training is at every level

u.s. forces knew where the downed airman was immediately after the crash

once again, the corrupt and dishonest media tried to undermine the successful rescue of a downed airman in an effort to make trump look bad. fortunately it failed

they won't tell you so i will. there were a half dozen female operators on the extraction team

Iran executes two men involved in January protests judiciary news outlet says reut.rs/4v9Rst4 reut.rs/4v9Rst4

the left hate trump so much that they cheer for america to fail

@HeathMayo laugh. you poor thing. seethe harder😂

One emerging theme of the war effort is that (1) our military is extremely competent and extremely good at war fighting and doing its job even as (2) our political leadership that sets the strategic ends and objectives for military action has absolutely no clue what it’s doing.

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Good news for once. F-15 WSO recovered alive. Was escaping and evading. Massive fire fight on tgt. Iranians were actively looking for him in the area.

@ChrisVanHollen generals who have a really poor record in wars. time for some new blood

Pete Hegseth needs to go, NOW.   Since the start of Trump's war in Iran, Hegseth has — without justification — continued firing some of our top military leaders.    Our service members deserve better than a power-tripping warmonger who thinks war is a big video game.  axios.com/2026/04/03/heg…

@JonahDispatch laugh. nato was on the brink of irrelevance after the fall of the soviet union until trump came along

Sorry, Ari. I just saw your response. I think it is hilarious that rather than actually respond to my point, you simply opted to double down on your practice of carrying water for Trump like a modern-day Gunga Din. I think it's great that NATO is spending more on defense. I think Trump can be commended for encouraging it (though the turd-polishing of some folks on this front is often embarrassing. He primarily didn't do it to "save" NATO or even to make it stronger). But all of this is irrelevant to the point you dodged. If you think Trump has handled the transatlantic alliance well since being elected to his second term, say so. Own it. Don't deflect. But if that is your position, that's pure idiocy or dishonest spin. Our NATO allies *should* step up. It would be in their interest. But Trump has made the politics of that near-impossible by threatening Greenland, claiming that our allies didn't really fight in Afghanistan and Iraq, (not Vance's Munich performance, dicking around with Ukraine) etc. Even the far right (outside of Hungary) parties hate Trump now. Then, when Trump launched this war on Iran he said he didn't need any of their help because we already won. Now, he's asking for help, but he can't concede error or even ask nicely. So he implies their all cowards who need to muster "delayed courage." Defend that Ari. Hell simply acknowledge it.

anti-trump media is downplaying the military's progress

@NormEisen foreign birth tourism groups, mostly in russia and china are heavily invested in keeping birthright citizenship

Even conservative justices were skeptical Gorsuch questioned the government's reliance on Wong Kim Ark Roberts called their examples "quirky" This isn't a close case The Court decided this in 1898 Trump's executive order is unlawful & it's losing -TN contrariannews.org/p/i-was-there-…