We are on the cusp of transformational changes at the Department of Defense, & I believe Elbridge Colby would be a strong asset to the team looking to advance President Trump’s agenda at the Pentagon. Bridge isn’t just a thinker—he’s a doer. Author of “The Strategy of Denial,” he’s charted a realist’s blueprint for a modern America First foreign policy 🇺🇸 1/ Bridge’s vision is simple and identical to President Trump’s: peace through strength. He understands how we ought to counter China without dragging us into endless wars. He’s tough, smart, & laser-focused on defending our interests; while keeping our troops & our people safe. 2/

Quick 🧵 on the Kamala Kollaspe:

Earlier today, I spoke to my 66 year old grandmother from NYC. We caught up and then, about halfway through the conversation, it pivoted to politics.

She asked “so you like Trump?” I was struck by her question for two reasons. 1/ First off, she asked the question in a genuine way with no judgement. I know this may sound peculiar to some, but typically older Black voters are so caught up in Democrat propaganda that it’s impossible for them to understand that young Black folks vote Republican. 2/

The last time 🇺🇸 fought a two-front war was 1945. At that time, we boasted more than 12 million active duty servicemen and women with a robust defense industrial base (DIB). When we first entered the war, public support at the time showed 91% of Americans in favor declaring war on Germany and Japan. We allied with one dictator to defeat another and were acutely focused on defeating the Nazis and Imperial Japan, before turning our attention to the USSR. By the end of WWII, 🇺🇸 had 7,600 ships, roughly 300,00 aircraft, and a debt-to-GDP ratio of 113% given the war effort. Yet, the world’s greatest generation proved successful and we reaped the benefits of concrete strategy and realism.