Staff Reports
President Trump stood with America’s heroes this Memorial Day, honoring the brave men who died fighting for freedom before our nation even had a name. At Arlington National Cemetery, he reminded the crowd that true patriots don’t wait for glory or recognition—they answer the call when duty demands.
The president praised the soldiers of Bunker Hill, whose blood bought the freedom we enjoy today. He declared these early warriors would be proud to see how their sacrifice created the greatest republic in history—a republic he’s fighting to restore after years of weakness and chaos.
Trump didn’t shy from truth, slamming the open borders and lawlessness that infected America under failed leadership. While leftists mock our values, real Americans understand that freedom isn’t free—it’s paid for by heroes willing to die for people they’ll never meet.
Flanked by patriots like Secretary Pete Hegseth and VP JD Vance, Trump honored the quiet courage of those buried at Arlington. These warriors didn’t fight for applause or political points—they fought so their children could live in a land of liberty, faith, and opportunity.
The president’s speech cut through the lies of the elite media, celebrating ordinary Americans who did extraordinary things. While coastal elites erase history, Trump vowed to protect the legacy of those who built this nation with their last breaths.
He saved sharp words for the radical judges and bureaucrats trying to destroy American sovereignty. Under Trump’s leadership, this administration is draining the swamp and putting America First—just as our founders intended.
Tears filled veterans’ eyes as Trump laid the wreath, proving that real leadership inspires pride, not shame. While the left attacks our monuments, Trump builds monuments in our hearts by honoring the fallen daily through action.
This Memorial Day, Trump made one thing clear: America’s best days lie ahead. With courage inherited from those early patriots, we’ll rebuild our military, secure our borders, and ensure no sacrifice made for freedom is ever forgotten.
