As we reported, President-elect Donald Trump was greeted with huge cheers on Saturday at the Army-Navy game.
He was accompanied by a lot of his incoming team, including Vice President-elect JD Vance, in addition to Department of Government Efficiency heads Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy. It was a reminder that it’s not just Trump — he’s got a great roster of talented people coming up who will fight to to uphold the principles that we’re all fighting for even after Trump leaves office.
Those three also have a good reason to do the best they can for America because they have young children that they want a wonderful future for.
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In fact, Vivek brought his young son Karthik to the game and gave him a great experience.
He took him to the Travis Manion Foundation tailgate party. Their mission is to “empower veterans and families of fallen heroes to develop character in future generations.”
The Foundation honors 1st Lt. Travis Manion, WSMC, who was killed by a sniper while aiding and drawing fire away from wounded comrades.
He also introduced him to eight Medal of Honor winners. These are real heroes.
Now that’s raising the kid right and teaching him about what’s important.
Karthik also got to hang out with Trump, and it looks like Trump enjoyed that.
Karthik used JD Vance distracting his father into a conversation to help acquire another cookie. Smart kid, eyes on the prize.
Ramaswamy also made an important point about the importance of supporting Daniel Penny, who Vance had invited to the game.
His son of course did what every little kid does — made a goofy face.
But I think my favorite part was when Secretary of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth was trying to teach him how to do a push-up and his father was encouraging him to hit the floor.
Making America fun again!
