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Military Base Guards Cleared to Say 'Have a Blessed Day' After Pete Hegseth Steps in to Oppose 'Radical Anti-Christian' Group

westernjournal.com · 5d

Military Base Guards Cleared to Say 'Have a Blessed Day' After Pete Hegseth Steps in to Oppose 'Radical Anti-Christian' Group

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Guards at Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico have been cleared to continue using common religious greetings at the installation’s gates after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth publicly opposed a […] The post Military Base Guards Cleared to Say 'Have a Blessed Day' After Pete Hegseth Steps in to Oppose 'Radical Anti-Christian' Group appeared first on The Western Journal .

First report: Air Force Base to Allow Religious Greetings After Hegseth Vowed to Intervene notus.org, 6d

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  1. Hegseth: US Base Guards Can Use Christian Greetings

    joemygod.com · 6d

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