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What Happened Today – September 11, 2025

The state is manufacturing a martyr. 👑

A private citizen’s tragic death is being given the full trappings of state: medals of freedom, proposed Capitol statues, and a personal escort from the Vice President himself aboard Air Force Two. This pomp is used to sanctify a political movement with a fallen saint. The coordinated campaigns of firings, doxxing, and official investigations are the first holy war waged in their new martyr’s name.

We cannot allow them to build a cult of personality around a man who so often spoke of others with derision, scorn, and hate.

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We have to be brave in life, in all fairness, we have a life. I probably shouldn’t be out here talking to you in all fairness but we will be brave. And we have a great country. We have radical left lunatics out there and we just have to beat the hell out of them.
Donald Trump speaking to reporters at the White House on September 11.
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