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A major scandal rocked the White House after President Trump’s national security advisor, Mike Waltz, accidentally added a liberal journalist to a secret military planning chat. Waltz admitted he created the Signal group where top officials discussed strikes on Yemen’s Houthi terrorists. He called the leak “embarrassing” but promised to fix the problem. President Trump stood by Waltz, calling him a “good man” who learned his lesson. The military operation succeeded anyway, killing terrorists and proving Trump’s tough leadership works.
Meanwhile, Texas Democrat Jasmine Crockett faced heat for mocking Governor Greg Abbott’s wheelchair. She called him “Gov. Hot Wheels” at a liberal fundraiser. Conservatives blasted her cruel joke about Abbott’s disability. Crockett tried blaming Abbott’s policies, but Republicans weren’t fooled. Critics said her nasty comments show Democrats have no real ideas—just hate. Abbott fired back, saying red states like Texas will leave Democrats “in the dust” for attacking good leaders instead of fixing problems.
President Trump didn’t hold back during his Newsmax interview. He slammed The Atlantic’s reporter Jeffrey Goldberg as a “total sleazebag” for leaking the Signal chat. Trump said the magazine is “going out of business” and praised his team’s Yemen strikes. White House officials stressed no classified info leaked, but promised tighter security. Waltz blamed “dishonest journalists” for twisting the story to hurt Trump.
The Left’s hypocrisy was on full display. Crockett attacked Abbott’s wheelchair use while Democrats ignore Trump’s policies that keep America safe. Conservatives pointed out how liberals pretend to care about disabilities but laugh when their own politicians mock them. Even some Democrats looked bad for staying silent while Crockett disrespected a man who overcame paralysis to lead Texas.
Marjorie Taylor Greene joined the fray, slamming NPR and PBS for “brainwashing kids” with woke lies. She said public media pushes radical gender ideology instead of teaching basics like math. Greene’s common-sense take reminded voters why she’s a conservative fighter. Meanwhile, experts like Sebastian Gorka ripped The Atlantic for chasing cheap clicks instead of honest reporting.
The White House kept focus on winning. Advisors Hogan Gidley and Mark Kaye said Crockett’s rant was just a cry for attention. They praised Trump for staying disciplined on issues like border security and jobs. The administration’s message was clear: Democrats play dirty games, but Republicans deliver results.
Despite liberal attacks, Trump’s team stayed united. Officials said the Yemen strikes hit their targets because Trump trusts the military, unlike weak Democrats. Waltz vowed the leak scandal wouldn’t slow down their winning streak. He said, “We’re going to knock it out of the park for this president.”
Conservatives across America cheered Trump’s no-nonsense approach. They see a leader who takes heat but never backs down. While Democrats mock and divide, Trump’s team keeps promises—protecting borders, crushing terrorists, and putting America first. The choice in 2024 is clear: chaos under Democrats or continued wins under Trump.
