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For the first time in recent memory, headlines are proclaiming that “Republicans are in disarray” rather than Democrats.

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The American who first set foot on the lunar surface and proclaimed this moment as “one giant leap for mankind,” Neil Armstrong, was an Eagle Scout.

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The British Museum, the Louvre or Vienna’s central museums proclaim the once vast power of their nations’ empires; visitors were invited to share in the glory and pay tribute to these nations’ accomplishments.

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While Hoover publicly proclaimed his FBI independent of politics, he sometimes did the bidding of presidents, including Nixon.

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Hegseth took aim at the packed room’s waistlines, proclaiming that he no longer wanted to see “fat generals and admirals,” or overweight troops.

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