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US Army scrubs social media after Duckworth tribute backfires — John B. Driscoll | ChamberLight
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The U.S. Army deactivated several social media accounts following a backlash over a tribute to Senator Tammy Duckworth. While officials claim the move was a routine administrative cleanup, critics suggest it was a political response to her opposition to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
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