The Left’s Targets

There are three Trump nominees the left desperately wants to stop, and they’re not being shy about it. Meanwhile, the establish Republicans who want to stop them are being coy. They are Tulsi Gabbard, Pete Hegseth, and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Robert Kennedy, Jr., is a game changer. He is a scion of one of the most famous Democrat families in America – the Kennedys. He is an adamant supporter of free speech. He is also dedicated to reforming our healthcare system, which is one of the most expensive in the world and yet lags in positive outcomes.

Tulsi Gabbard serves our nation as a lieutenant colonel in the Army Reserve. She served in Iraq. She has seen the dead and dying. She wants America to be more discerning about when we go to war. When we do go to war, she wants us to win.

Gabbard is an articulate woman who could have a great future potential. But like Donald Trump, Gabbard was smeared as a “Russian asset” by Hillary Clinton. She was also briefly put on the “no-fly” list. She represents a mortal danger to the left.

Pete Hegseth is young and articulate. He served in Iraq and Afghanistan. He is 100% committed to cleaning house at the Pentagon. He even wrote a book about it.

There is a report today that Donald Trump intends to give medical discharges to transgender members of the military. According to the media, this would mean 15,000 active-duty military personnel being discharged.

Seriously? There are 15,000 people confused about their gender serving in the U.S. military?!

The Pentagon has failed its annual audit for seven years in a row. It cannot account for $2.5 trillion of assets. They know the exact number of transgender troops but can’t account for trillions of your tax dollars. That seems completely backward to me.

Here’s an interesting question: Will even one Senate Democrat say, “I may not like this person, but the president gets to pick the people he wants on his team”? That has been the Democrats’ mantra every time they win and establishment Republicans go along with it.

Nineteen Senate Republicans voted to confirm Merrick Garland as attorney general. Three Republicans voted to confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, even though she couldn’t say what a “woman” is. And two Republicans voted to confirm “Rachel” Levine, a man who claims he is a woman.