Under past good leadership, America has never before allowed small bodies of disgruntled rioters to run roughshod with insane demands over the overwhelming majority of Americans. But in the last 20 years, the democrat party has turned sharply left towards communism, atheism, Marxism, and hedonism at the urging of very wicked big bucks donors. The barbarians will not stop until America until they have fundamentally changed America into a third-world banana republic Marxist cesspool.
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President Eisenhower, former Secretary of State Colin Powell, five-star Army Gen. Omar Bradley and Alwyn Cashe, a soldier who was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor last year for heroism in Iraq are among the nearly 100 possible new candidate names for nine Army installations that are being stripped of their current names honoring Confederate generals and officials.
The list was released Thursday by the congressionally mandated renaming panel which was created to provide recommendations to Congress and the Department of Defense. The commission is required to provide its final recommendations to the House and Senate Armed Services committees by October.
Pentagon releases list of possible replacement names for Army posts honoring Confederates
President Eisenhower, former Secretary of State Colin Powell, five-star Army Gen. Omar Bradley and Alwyn Cashe, a soldier who was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor last year for heroism in Iraq are among the nearly 100 possible new candidate names for nine Army installations that are being...
President Eisenhower, former Secretary of State Colin Powell, five-star Army Gen. Omar Bradley and Alwyn Cashe, a soldier who was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor last year for heroism in Iraq are among the nearly 100 possible new candidate names for nine Army installations that are being stripped of their current names honoring Confederate generals and officials.
The list was released Thursday by the congressionally mandated renaming panel which was created to provide recommendations to Congress and the Department of Defense. The commission is required to provide its final recommendations to the House and Senate Armed Services committees by October.
