We can thank a veteran for our right to have our voice heard and vote. Today, as a way of showing our gratitude, lets remember the greatness of our nation and that our similarities FAR outweigh our differences. Thank you to all who have served and the freedoms you made possible! https://t.co/H4USbIhRjE
Gerald Malloy
@geraldmalloySC · SC · S
Posts36
Engagement704
Voting-record position0.188
CoverageOct 10, 2020 to May 29, 2023
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| Defense | 3.3% | 0.7% | +2.6 pp | Over-indexed | 36 |
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We salute the brave people who put their lives on the line for our great country including my friend Major Jim Capers. Wounded 19 times during ~50 classified missions, he was the 1st Black man to lead a Marine Reconnaissance Company. A true history maker! https://t.co/GByHFJY9XN
Today we honor the brave men and women of our military who made the ultimate sacrifice in order to protect the freedoms we so often take for granted. Let us remember our fallen heroes and their families not only on this day but as a part of our daily lives. https://t.co/XkarY7ZQev
20 years ago, we saw one of the worst attacks in recent history that changed us forever as a Nation. We will always remember those who lost their lives and honor the bravery and sacrifice of all our heroes from 9/11 to the men and women who continue to protect us today. https://t.co/6iMopAIOox
We have lost a true public servant with the passing of Sergeant-Major Connell Delaine. He dedicated his life to our country and community. Cornell: You have gone home to your Heavenly Father and know you left this world a better place than you found it. https://t.co/VKYeod4qoB
We are blessed with the courageous men and women of our Armed Forces. Today, we honor those brave individuals and their families who have lost their lives protecting our freedom. I hope everyone will remember these heroes today and be grateful for their sacrifice every day. https://t.co/OJpaDTaX5u
I am pleased that Col. Paris Davis<U+2018> service to our Country is finally being recognized. I pray that my dear friend and Bishopville native Maj. Jim Capers who was recommended for this distinction in May will soon follow. https://t.co/T5lPcOewzV
I thank the courageous men and women of our armed services who dedicate their lives to protect the freedoms we are blessed to enjoy. My friend Major Jim Capers was recommended to receive the Medal of Honor, a distinction I hope will soon come to pass. https://t.co/bfkLSiEr9h