HEE HAW needs JUSTICE.

[JOHN FRANK]

BEEn around DONKEYS,they very friendly. When one comes runnin toward one,HE doin it to be petted.
SO tough BOY HOMAN,HOWS you explain this one as you ICE BOYS blasted the SHIT out of him.
This ain't JEPPERS CREPPERS.

[andrew]

Many are surprised to learn that Tom Homan received a prestigious honor during the Obama administration before becoming widely known as Border Czar Tom Homan.

Yes, Tom Homan received the Presidential Rank Award for Distinguished Service in 2015, during the Obama administration.

The honor was given while he was serving as Executive Associate Director of ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations.

During the Obama administration, Tom Homan served in senior leadership positions at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

One of his most notable roles was Executive Associate Director of Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO), the division responsible for enforcing immigration laws and carrying out removal operations.

He was also involved in programs focused on public safety and immigration enforcement priorities. By the end of the Obama years, Homan had become one of the most experienced officials within ICE, with a long record of service in immigration-related roles.

The Tom Homan Obama Award remains a notable part of Tom Homan’s career because it recognized years of leadership and service in federal immigration enforcement.

As we’ve seen, the award was presented during the Obama administration and reflected his contributions while serving in senior ICE roles.

[JOHN FRANK]

MEESSEESSS thinks JOHN FRANK ARMY will relate another.
SOOOEESS me and another buddy are stationed at DUGWAY PROVING GROUNDS,DUGWAY,UTAH. It out in the GREAT SALT LAKE DESERT area. It surronded by mountains but the mountains shield it from the desert plains. He a fisherman and I was also. He had equipment and mine at home. There some great streams for trout fishin. We parks the car and heads toward one and steps in and casts in front of us walkin forward. We just proceeds forward and no not where our venture will take us. Just make sue one watches out for rattlesnakes,they all over the place.
So after walkin about 2 miles we enter a small lake. We standin on the east side castin. We notice on the west side a big cloud of dust. Nuttin unusual as sand twisters kick up frequently. It gets closer. It no twister but a herd of about 30 wild horses comin to take a zip of water. They pulls up across from us. The STALLION comes around the little lake by us and stands about 10 feet away as the others are lappin it up. He starin at us and snortin and stompin his one foot. Me bud goes: should we run or back up. I goes: Just stand your ground,don't let him know you intimidated. He eyeballin and stompin. The herd had their fill of drink and backed away from the water. The stallion took one last look at us and did the ROY ROGERS and then walked to the other side and drank his fill. And then just like they emerged,he went to the front and galloped off into the deseret with them all leadin.
It was quite the EXPERIENCE. Some of the ponies were a little shaggy,but the STALION was magnificent.

AND the POS DRAFT DODGIN FUC,who,s only experience was ridin a MERRY-GO-ROUND, wants to kill them all.