Here in the Poconos, the trees still whisper. A mourning dove calls across the hollow. No sirens. No speeches. Just wind, and memory, and the soft rhythm of a place that hasn’t forgotten how to listen.
But down in Washington, something’s stirring. Not the tanks—not yet. B…
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