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When Rep. Jack Bergman joined Wake Up America this week he didn’t mince words about the Democrats’ constant theater of fear, calling out a political class more interested in headlines than readiness. Bergman warned that the nonstop melodrama from the left not only obscures real problems but actively undermines confidence in our military and our institutions.
The congressman — a retired Marine lieutenant general — rightly pointed out that Democrats’ messaging often trades on panic instead of policy, hoping to scare Americans into submission rather than offer solutions. This is a tired playbook: manufacture outrage, then demand power as the cure, even if it means weakening the very forces that defend our freedoms.
Bergman also praised the commonsense changes that restored pride and recruitment in the armed services, telling viewers young Americans want to join a winning team, not a circus. Under leadership that prioritizes lethality over virtue-signaling, recruits are returning and morale is rebounding — exactly what a serious nation needs if it hopes to deter adversaries.
Make no mistake: when bureaucrats and partisan activists inject ideology into the ranks, they do real harm. Teaching classes about political theories or turning training into social experiments chips away at cohesion and invites our enemies to test us; Bergman’s blunt assessment is the patriot’s retort to that cowardly experiment.
The consequences go beyond headlines — demoralized troops, confused command structures, and a recruitment pipeline damaged by Washington’s antics hurt real families and real citizens. Conservatives who care about security should be furious that the left prefers virtue-signaling stunts to sober stewardship of defense dollars and personnel.
Watching Democrats act like the kid who didn’t get invited to the party is not just amusing, it’s dangerous when their tantrums translate into policy that weakens America. Bergman’s message is a clarion call: leadership restores confidence, fearmongering destroys it, and voters must reward those who put strength and service first.
Patriots know what’s at stake — our children’s safety, our veterans’ dignity, and the credibility of a nation that must be ready to defend itself without apology. It’s time to stand with leaders who respect the chain of command, reject chaos, and rebuild a military worthy of America’s promise.
