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Good morning, patriots! Today’s stories include the discovery of Texas Rep. Kay Granger in a memory care facility and Donald Trump’s bold proposal to take control of Greenland and the Panama Canal.

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Texas Icon Kay Granger Faces Dementia Battle, Sparking Debate on Term Limits

Texas Rep. Kay Granger, a conservative trailblazer and the first Republican woman to represent her district, is now residing in a senior care facility as she battles dementia. Her family recently confirmed the diagnosis following her prolonged absence from Congress, where she had served since 1997. Granger, known for her strong fiscal conservatism and leadership as chair of the House Appropriations Committee, announced her retirement plans last year, citing the end of a remarkable career.

Her absence has fueled debates among conservatives about the importance of term limits and the risks of aging leadership in Washington. With critical votes missed and her district left underrepresented, questions arise about whether stronger measures are needed to ensure lawmakers remain capable of fully serving their constituents. Granger’s legacy, however, remains firmly rooted in her commitment to conservative principles and the values of Texas independence.

Trump Suggests U.S. Ownership of Greenland and Panama Canal Takeover

In a recent statement, Donald Trump proposed that the U.S. should take ownership of Greenland and hinted at a potential takeover of the Panama Canal. Trump argues these moves would bolster America’s strategic and economic standing.

Critics dismissed the remarks as unrealistic, while supporters praised Trump for thinking big about national interests. The bold suggestions are already stirring debates about the country’s geopolitical priorities in the years ahead.

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