Staff Reports
The American military is roaring back to life under the commanding leadership of President Donald Trump. While the nation endured four years of Biden’s flimsy directives and questionable policies, Trump’s return to office is swiftly bringing results. The Army is shattering previous recruitment goals and proving once and for all that a robust “America First” direction is key. Meeting the 2025 fiscal year recruiting targets four months early is not just an achievement—it’s a powerful testament to Trump’s bold vision.
In stark contrast to the weakling strategies and political games of the Biden era, we’re witnessing real results under Trump’s administration. Army recruiters and drill sergeants, energized by a revived sense of purpose, are driving numbers through the roof. Americans are once again eager to serve under a government that prioritizes military strength and preparedness over divisive identity politics. The latest records are not really surprising—they’re the outcome of decisive leadership that puts merit and defensive readiness ahead of everything else.
BREAKING: In December 2024, the @USArmy had its best recruiting number in 12 years.
In January 2025, the Army hit its best recruiting number in 15 YEARS.
BOTTOM LINE: America’s youth want to serve under the bold & strong “America First” leadership of @realDonaldTrump.
— Pete Hegseth (@PeteHegseth) February 4, 2025
During Biden’s time in office, the military was reduced to a stage for the left’s radical agendas. Instead of ensuring soldiers were properly equipped to defend our nation, the focus was on the woke whims of diversity quotas and forced narratives. Young recruits were demoralized, and recruitment dwindled. Fortunately, Trump has obliterated those disastrous priorities with his executive orders, restoring the military’s true mission—protecting the American people.
It’s evident that when leaders actually place the needs of the country and its defense at the forefront, Americans respond with enthusiasm. Just look at these staggering recruitment numbers. When the command chain, from President Trump to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, emphasizes strength and capability, young Americans feel confident enough to sign up, breaking recruitment numbers not seen in over a decade.
So here we are, standing strong once more. While Biden and his cronies catered to globalist interests and pushed harmful policies, President Trump is back, ensuring our military operates as a powerhouse. This remarkable turnaround begs the question: have we had enough of weak liberal governance, or shall we finally embrace American greatness in its unapologetic glory?
