Staff Reports
This Memorial Day, the White House released a video honoring fallen heroes – but something’s missing. No speech from the president. No personal words of gratitude. Just 90 seconds of silent footage set to somber music. Patriots are asking: Is this how we honor those who gave everything?
Our soldiers didn’t die for hashtags or slick video edits. They died for real American values – freedom, faith, and the flag. Meanwhile, this administration pushes woke nonsense in our schools while cutting veterans’ benefits. Our heroes deserve better than a rushed social media post.
Remember when presidents stood tall at Arlington Cemetery? When leaders actually saluted the troops instead of hiding behind video editors? This silent clip speaks volumes about Washington’s priorities. They’ve got time for climate summits and pronoun workshops but can’t spare three minutes to thank our military.
The video shows graves at dawn – a powerful image, but empty without leadership. Real tribute means securing borders, supporting our troops, and teaching kids why America’s worth fighting for. Instead, they’re erasing history and disrespecting the sacrifices that built this nation.
Every frame screams what they won’t say: Our military isn’t a photo op. Our fallen aren’t background music. While Hollywood liberals mock the troops and colleges ban the Pledge, true Americans keep the flame of freedom alive. This video proves the elites don’t understand service.
They think a sad song fixes everything. It doesn’t. What fixes things is honoring promises to veterans. What fixes things is putting America first. What fixes things is remembering that freedom isn’t free – it was bought with blood they’ll never comprehend.
As you grill burgers today, think about the young men who never came home. Think about the moms who got folded flags instead of hugs. This isn’t about politics – it’s about basic respect. Our military deserves leaders who shout their pride from the rooftops, not hide behind a muted tribute.
The silence in that video says more than they intended. It’s the sound of a nation being forgotten. But we remember. We’re the Americans who fly flags high, who teach our kids the truth, and who’ll never let the left erase what our heroes died for. That’s how you honor the fallen – with actions, not elevator music.
