MAGA Dan

“War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse. The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself.” John Stuart Mill (1806-1873).

@genesimmons @AwakenedOutlaw I’m so sorry for your loss.

Sadly, our gentle giant George, passed away today. We all loved him. He had a wonderful, safe and loving life. But it still hurts to know he’s gone. George you’ll always be with us. Forever. 😔

@BuzzPatterson Yes, sir!

Video from our strikes on Bandar Abbas tonight, as I previously discussed. We’re knocking out drone and missile sites around the Strait. What do you think, keep it going?

@BuzzPatterson Tbirds, only because I’m Army and live in Las Vegas.

Takeoff into diamond formation. Thunderbirds vs. Blue Angels. Who ya got?

@CynicalPublius Amen and right on!

So today I had a retired US Navy three-star admiral accuse me of being a bot and having never served in the US military. I posted a rebuttal, which basically caused this Democrat admiral to get swarmed by a social media army of veterans (and patriotic non-veterans too). I truly appreciate the outpouring of support, but I am also quite interested in what this says about the mindset of America’s veteran community in 2026, writ large. Most of us? We served in the GWOT and are still angry about it. We are angry that we were sent to do impossible missions of building liberal institutions in 8th Century tribal societies. We’re angry about ridiculously restrictive ROE that got our friends killed. We are angry that for much of the wars we were inadequately resourced, driving soft-skinned HMMWVs down IED Alley. We are angry that we spent all those years to have, in the end, accomplished very little. We are angry at how the VA treated us when we got out. Most of all, we are angry about watching our friends get killed or maimed (or kill themselves when they got home), seemingly all for naught. And guess what? We are REALLY angry at the senior generals and admirals who led us down this path and never had the cajones to tell the civilian elected leadership what the real deal was. (We’re not angry at Pete Hegseth’s team—we’re angry at the generals and admirals who caused the problems he and his team are trying to fix.) That admiral who came at me today? He was one of those GWOT senior leaders. What you saw today was much less an outpouring of support for me and much more an outpouring of righteous anger at a righteous target. Just wanted to share my thoughts on this, it’s an interesting phenomenon.

@Johnny_Joey 🎵 Oh lord, it’s hard to be humble, when you’re perfect in every way…🎵

No way. I never brag. I’m so humble, the most humble. You can’t find a guy more humble than me. I should get an award for how humble I am.

Important reminder that Democrats stole GOP senate seats in: Nevada Wisconsin Michigan Arizona 2x Georgia 2x We would have 60 Republican Senators if GOP leaders had fought for these seats But Thune, Cornyn, McConnell refused to support and fund America First candidates Shame

@Fair_and_Biased As a police officer and a retired army captain, I seldom cited for beer consumption for 18 and older. My take was “old enough to lose life or limb for country, old enough to have a beer.”

My husband thinks the drinking age should be 18…but ONLY for military. If you sign up to defend our country, then you should be able to drink a beer. Otherwise, you can wait. Should improve recruitment, too! 😉

This is hilarious… two brown guys just walked out of ICE’s Newark facility, and leftist idiots started CHEERING They didn’t realize that they WORK THERE🤣🤣🤣 “THEY WORK HERE, DUMBASSES!”

See u guys tonight! My dad was so unbelievably supportive, it will be pretty close the first TV appearance of mine that he won’t be watching…

@TrumpDailyPosts Democrats

What is the greatest threat to liberty in America?

@BuzzPatterson A hag, a drag, and a bag.

Uh, you’re going to have to put me down for a hard no here. There is no unfinished business for you. You’re done. Finalizada. Fertig. Finie. Your vat of venom is empty. You are the most dishonest, power hungry, soulless, narcissistic wench I’ve ever met. I think I speak for most, if not all, Americans. Go.Away.

@VividProwess ISRAEL!

What country is this? One word answer.

@CynicalPublius His bio says VADM. I speak some Navy, being a Marine brat and having a tour at SHAPE. I know that’s three stars, but he acts like a “rear” admiral.

I retired as an Army colonel, Admiral. Tours in three of America's wars, my tactical assignments were mostly in the 82nd, and the VA says I am 60% disabled. Happy to send you a copy of my DD214 (with my SSN redacted) if that means you will publicly apologize for accusing me of stolen valor.

@CynicalPublius Let me know, sir. I live in Las Vegas, and I was a Boulder City, NV, police officer 02-12. If you’ve never been to Hoover Dam, it should be at the top of your bucket list.

I may have to take a road trip.

Congratulations, you officially have the most retarded post ever made in the history of X.

@specialopsmag @RobManess 🫡

Please help me honor Chief Special Warfare Operator Adam Lee Brown, DEVGRU. Adam was a Hot Springs, Arkansas kid whose entire life was a story of getting back up, and continuing to fight. Adam was a daredevil who broke his own bones jumping off roofs and bridges. A football player and wrestler with an oversized heart and an undersized frame. A young man who later spiraled into addiction and ended up in jail before turning his life over to his faith and his future wife, Kelley. He enlisted in the Navy in 1998 with one goal: to become a Navy SEAL. He earned his Trident, served at SEAL Team Two from August 2002 to June 2006, and survived two events that would have ended almost any other operator’s career. He lost his right eye in a training accident, then taught himself to shoot left handed. Years later, in a freak convoy accident in Afghanistan, his dominant right hand was mangled and stripped of fingers. Instead of attending to his own injury, Adam tended to other casualties and stayed in the fight. He became the only SEAL of his year to attempt and pass sniper school with one eye, and he shot near perfect scores doing it. He was then selected for Naval Special Warfare Development Group (DEVGRU/SEAL Team 6), the first man to ever earn his place inside that unit while operating with one functional eye. On March 17, 2010, while attached to an Omega Team conducting a raid on a Taliban commander in Komar Province, Afghanistan, Adam’s element came under heavy fire from a barricaded enemy position and surrounding high ground. Pinned down and watching his teammates take fire, Adam charged the enemy from a more advantageous position to draw the fire onto himself, allowing his team to maneuver and assault. He was mortally wounded but kept firing until he could no longer fight. He was 36 years old. He left behind his wife Kelley and two children. He was posthumously awarded the Silver Star, the Bronze Star with Valor, and the Purple Heart. His story is told in the New York Times bestseller “Fearless,” by Eric Blehm. In a letter Adam wrote to his children before that final mission, not meant to be read unless the worst happened, he said: “I’m not afraid of anything that might happen to me on this Earth, because I know no matter what, nothing can take my spirit from me.” Some warriors are remembered for what they overcame. Adam Brown is remembered for the fact that he never stopped overcoming.

@Johnny_Joey @MAMASLAVV Well said, Staff Sergeant!

You Sir, can fuck right off. Today is for heroes.