Is our military too run down,


too underpowered, and too demoralized by the Biden ad- ministration’s emphasis on pro- gressive ideologies to handle a multifront war of this magni- tude? At a recent Subcommittee


on National Security, the Bor- der, and Foreign Affairs hear- ing, members of Congress and experts expressed alarm at how the Biden administration’s push for progressivism has negatively affected military readiness and recruitment. “One of the central organiz-


ing principles of the DoD has become to view all matters through the lens of diversity, equity, and inclusion, which is inessential, if not actively harm- ful, to warfighting capabilities,” testified Brent Sadler, a senior research fellow at The Heritage


Foundation. “DEI is distracting from de-


veloping a well-trained, merit- based military. Ensuring equal- ity of opportunity is vital for combat effectiveness because it allows the military to be se- lective within a larger pool of talented Americans willing to serve their nation and their fel- low servicemen and women.”


MORAL CLARITY On D-Day of WWII, the best weapon the United States pos- sessed was the moral courage and fighting spirit of the American and Allied soldiers. Even today, many drill ser-


geants in basic training will tell you the best soldiers still come from small farms and ranches because of their work habits, dis- cipline, willpower, and religious upbringing.


On D-Day of WWII, the best weapon the United States possessed was the moral courage and fighting spirit of the American and Allied soldiers.


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