He didn't blame other people for his mistakes. He took responsibility and I believe at the end. He changed the world for the better.
Joe Scarborough: “He didn't blame other people for his mistakes. He took responsibility and I believe at the end. He changed the world for…”
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Contrasting Harry Truman's leadership style with that of current leaders.
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There is no justice for cop-beaters. There is no consequence to those actions.
He came from Missouri. His parents were both pro-Confederate. He had a racist background and that yet here's the guy who in 1948, election year, when he knows it's going to hurt him politically, he moves to integrate the armed services.
This is what happens when you have a defense secretary that’s obsessed about the color of people’s skin, whether somebody is a man or a woman, testosterone levels, this obsession over DEI, and that’s all we ever hear about.
The message that you’re sending and the president you’re working with is: Beat the hell out of cops, have their families say that that led to their deaths, spend an entire day where cops are targeted, beaten, brutalized, choked, tased…





