Biden pays tribute to son Beau, the 'great
negro pitcher' Satchel Paige, troops killed
in Afghanistan and Colin Powell in Veterans
Day speech at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
on its Centennial
Posted By: Imright, 11/11/2021 5:43:59 PM
President Joe Biden paid tribute to his son Beau, the 'great negro' baseball player Satchel Paige, the troops killed in Afghanistan and Colin Powell during his Veterans Day address at Arlington National Cemetery. 'Each of our veterans is a link in a chain of patriots that has stood in defense of our country,' Biden said, remarking how his own son, Beau, had called him to tell him he would be serving in Iraq. 'I said, "What in the heck have you done,"' the president recalled. Biden paid tribute to a number of veterans alive and dead during his speech at the Memorial Amphitheater,
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Oops! Cal Berkeley did the unthinkable!
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Adam Schiff’s disgraceful legacy
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