But I don’t even recognize our military anymore



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Our military is in jeopardy, Friend,

I grew up with military service in my DNA. From the time I was a little boy, I
knew that I wanted to join the Army like my father before me.
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SAVE OUR MILITARY
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But now, I don’t even recognize the military anymore.

Joe Biden has turned the world’s strongest fighting force into a woke social
experiment.

Instead of being taught the value of duty, honor, and patriotism, today’s
soldiers are being indoctrinated with left-wing politics.
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Even in the U.S. Military Academy, of which I am a proud alum, cadets are
required to learn anti-American Critical Race Theory before they can serve our
country.

A love of country should be a prerequisite of military service.
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Friend, if you agree that American soldiers should be trained to fight for and
defend our nation, not to hate it,please consider chipping in
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to my campaign so I can fight to keep our military strong and hold our leaders
accountable.


Thank you for your support.


Duty First,

CPT Sam Brown
 

 



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Flip Nevada, flip the Senate. It’s that simple. Experts in both parties agree
that the path for Democrats to maintain their Senate majority becomes near to
impossible if we win this race. Can I count on your help to break Chuck
Schumer’s majority and return control of D.C. to conservatives?

TAKE BACK THE SENATE
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Who am I and what am I supposed to do!?

Those were the most difficult questions I was forced to ask myself after my
vehicle ran over a roadside bomb in Afghanistan.

I didn’t know who I was after I was medically retired from the Military… After
I took my uniform off for the last time.

My uniform had been a symbol of service and sacrifice that I had always known
from the days I spent admiring my father.

But it turns out that was just the first part of my story.

Today, I know who I am: I’m a father that wants my children to grow up living
in a better America than I did.

I’m a husband that always puts my family first.

I’m a Nevadan that sees the hard work and dedication the people of our state
embody every single day.

And now I’m ready to be a voice for you, the American people.

So, will you help me finish this chapter of my story in the U.S. Senate?

JOIN THE DUTY FIRST MOVEMENT
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Sam Brown is a retired member of the U.S. Army. Use of military rank, job
titles, and photographs in uniform does not imply endorsement of the United
States Army or the Department of Defense.

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