Trump Reverses Biden Order, Will Restore Confederate Names to Military Bases
Trump Reverses Biden Order, Will Restore Confederate Names to Military Bases

It feels like our history is under attack. Everywhere you look, some people are trying to tear down statues. They want to rename schools and streets. It makes you wonder if anything from our past is safe anymore.

But patriots are tired of it. They want to see our great American story protected. And now, a strong leader is stepping up. He is ready to fight for our heritage. This week, President Donald Trump showed he means business. He made a big announcement. It is all about bringing back true American history to our military.

At a big party for the U.S. Army’s 250th birthday, President Trump shared some news. He said his team will restore the old names of seven U.S. military bases. These bases are Fort Pickett, Fort Hood, Fort Gordon, Fort Rucker, Fort Polk, Fort AP Hill, and Fort Robert E Lee. President Trump said, “We won a lot of battles out of those forts. It’s no time to change.”

Undoing Woke Mistakes

These important bases had their names changed in 2023. This happened under the last president, Joe Biden. A special group decided these names, some linked to Confederate generals, had to go. But many felt this was just woke people trying to erase history. Charlie Kirk, a conservative voice, agrees with President Trump’s plan.

From ‘The Post Millennial’:

“President Trump has announced that the U.S. military will be restoring the names of forts such as Fort Hood, Fort A.P. Hill, and Fort Robert E. Lee. Good! Those names are the ones they bore when they trained the American troops who fought and won two world wars.”

Real American Heritage

President Trump is showing strong leadership. He is fixing what many see as a bad decision. This is a big win against cancel culture. It shows we can remember our whole past, not just parts some people like today. These base names are part of our military’s long story. Changing them felt like a waste of time and effort that could have been spent on more important things.

This isn’t the first time President Trump’s team has pushed back. Earlier this year, in February, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth changed Fort Liberty in North Carolina back to its old name, Fort Bragg. That change was made to honor a World War II hero, Pfc. Roland L. Bragg. This showed the Trump team was serious about respecting our military’s history. Now, President Trump is doing even more.

These original names are part of America’s story. President Trump is making sure we remember our history and honor the traditions of our brave military. This is about being proud of America, not trying to hide from our past. It’s good to see common sense making a comeback.

Key Takeaways

  • President Trump is actively restoring historic U.S. military base names, reversing woke changes.
  • This decisive action pushes back against cancel culture’s attempts to erase American history.
  • The move honors our military’s deep-rooted traditions and its celebrated, victorious legacy.
  • Restoring these names reaffirms national pride and respect for our nation’s entire story.

Sources: The Post Millennial

June 11, 2025
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Cole Harrison
Cole Harrison is a seasoned political commentator with a no-nonsense approach to the news. With years of experience covering Washington’s biggest scandals and the radical left’s latest schemes, he cuts through the spin to bring readers the hard-hitting truth. When he's not exposing the media's hypocrisy, you’ll find him enjoying a strong cup of coffee and a good debate.
Cole Harrison is a seasoned political commentator with a no-nonsense approach to the news. With years of experience covering Washington’s biggest scandals and the radical left’s latest schemes, he cuts through the spin to bring readers the hard-hitting truth. When he's not exposing the media's hypocrisy, you’ll find him enjoying a strong cup of coffee and a good debate.