Staff Reports
In the latest act of patriotic perseverance, President Trump’s administration is showcasing how a true government of the people operates. During Trump’s first term, America witnessed an incessant barrage of leaks and insubordination orchestrated by deep-state actors from within. These anti-American forces worked overtime to double-cross the agenda decided by the American people. Swiftly and decisively, the new administration is proving those days are over.
Case in point: the recent dismissal of Col. Sheyla Baez Ramirez from her role as garrison commander at Fort McCoy. Her grievous error? Failing to display photos of President Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, which is traditionally a visual cue of who is in charge. It’s not just about pictures on a wall; it’s a matter of respect and recognition of leadership that the chain of command demands. Thankfully, this intolerable oversight was promptly rectified, underlining the current administration’s zero-tolerance stance on dissent and insubordination.
These internal resistance antics don’t stop here. The ax also fell on Col. Susannah Meyers, the base commander for the Pituffik Space Force Base in Greenland. After Vice President Vance’s visit, Meyers dared to imply that his administration’s concerns didn’t apply to her base. Such disdain for leadership and falling in line with the globalist narrative signals a grotesque state of affairs, precisely the kind of sabotage America has had enough of.
Finally, this shows how serious this administration is about putting America first. Bureaucratic defiance is no longer tolerated, responding fiercely to any sign of governmental resistance against the president’s vision for the nation. Is it not time for defiant bureaucrats to recognize whose names are truly written on the door?
