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AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Vance turns flag-waving heckler into a midterm rallying cry at Dallas convention

Vice President JD Vance used a protester's Mexican and Palestinian flag stunt at the Republican National Midterm Convention to deliver an unscripted broadside against the left, and the Dallas crowd roared back with chants of "USA." The disruption came Thursday night during Vance's keynote address at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, the second and […] The post Vance turns flag-waving heckler into a midterm rallying cry at Dallas convention appeared first on American Almanac .

Vice President JD Vance used a protester's Mexican and Palestinian flag stunt at the Republican National Midterm Convention to deliver an unscripted broadside against the left, and the Dallas crowd roared back with chants of "USA." The disruption came Thursday night during Vance's keynote address at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, the second and final day of the two-day Republican gathering. A male protester pulled a Mexican flag and a Palestinian flag from his pocket, waved them overhead, threw them toward the crowd, and screamed "Free Palestine." It was the first successful protest disruption of the entire convention. Vance did not miss a beat. He dropped his prepared remarks and addressed the incident head-on, turning the…Open

STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - America’s 250th Birthday and the Battle for Our National Memory

As America approaches the 250th anniversary of our independence, the nation finds itself engaged in a struggle far more important than politics, elections, or public policy. We are engaged in a battle for our national memory. The question before us is whether future generations will inherit an understanding of America rooted in truth, gratitude, and […] The post America’s 250th Birthday and the Battle for Our National Memory appeared first on StoneZone .

As America approaches the 250th anniversary of our independence, the nation finds itself engaged in a struggle far more important than politics, elections, or public policy. We are engaged in a battle for our national memory. The question before us is whether future generations will inherit an understanding of America rooted in truth, gratitude, and pride, or whether they will inherit a distorted version of our history that emphasizes our shortcomings while ignoring our triumphs. On July 4, 1776 fifty-six brave men affixed their names to the Declaration of Independence and, in doing so, committed an act of extraordinary courage. They were not merely protesting taxes or expressing dissatisfaction with government policy. They were declaring…Open