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Trump Restores Strength and Patriotism to the U.S. Military, Ends Wokeness Once and For All

President Donald J. Trump reaffirmed his commitment to restoring America’s military strength by eliminating wokeness from the ranks and achieving record-breaking recruitment numbers. Speaking before a joint session of Congress, Trump declared that the era of social activism in the military is over, replaced by a renewed focus on warrior ethos and national defense.


(Official White House Photo by Joyce N. Boghosian)
(Official White House Photo by Joyce N. Boghosian)

“Wokeness is trouble. Wokeness is bad. It’s gone. It’s gone, and we feel so much better for it, don’t we?” Trump stated to thunderous applause. “Our service members won’t be activists and ideologues. They will be fighters and warriors. They will fight for our country.”


The 45th and 47th President wasted no time in recognizing the man leading this transformation—Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, a combat veteran and a strong opponent of the left-wing social experiments that weakened America’s armed forces under the Biden administration. “He’s not big into the woke movement. I can tell you, I know him well,” Trump said, reinforcing his commitment to appointing leaders who put America’s security ahead of radical ideologies.


Trump didn’t just talk about reversing the damage done by wokeness—he delivered results. Under his leadership, military recruitment has skyrocketed, reaching historic levels unseen in over a decade.


“I am pleased to report that in January, the U.S. Army had its single best recruiting month in 15 years, and that all armed services are having among the best recruiting results ever in the history of our services. What a difference,” Trump announced proudly.


Just months ago, during Biden’s tenure, military recruitment was in freefall. Morale was at an all-time low as progressive policies undermined the very foundation of the armed forces. Service members were being subjected to woke indoctrination rather than combat readiness. Trump pointed out this disastrous decline, stating:


“It was just a few months ago where the results were exactly the opposite. We couldn’t recruit anywhere. We couldn’t recruit. Now, we’re having the best results just about that we’ve ever had. What a tremendous turnaround. It’s really a beautiful thing to see people love our country again.”

The results speak for themselves—when America’s military is about patriotism, strength, and readiness rather than identity politics, young men and women are eager to serve.



In a heartwarming moment, Trump personally admitted 17-year-old Jason Hartley to the United States Military Academy at West Point. Hartley, who comes from a proud family of military servicemen, lost his father—a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputy—when he was just a boy. Yet, he remained determined to continue his family’s legacy.


“I’m pleased to inform you that your application has been accepted. You will soon be joining the corps of cadets,” Trump announced. “Jason, you’re going to be on the long gray line.”

With a 4.46 GPA and six varsity letters, Hartley exemplifies the new generation of warriors answering the call to serve under Trump’s leadership. His story is a testament to the resurgence of American pride and duty—qualities that had been eroded under Biden’s weak, politically driven military policies.


President Trump’s remarks highlight the stark contrast between his administration and the disastrous policies of the Biden years. While the left focused on diversity quotas, gender ideology, and social activism, Trump has restored the military’s mission: to defend the United States of America with strength, courage, and unwavering resolve.


With wokeness defeated, America’s warriors can once again focus on what they do best—protecting the greatest nation on Earth. Under Trump, the U.S. military is back, and America is stronger than ever.

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