**Pentagon Halts Drag Show on Air Force Base: A Victory for Common Sense and Taxpayer Dollars**
In a monumental decision reflecting common sense, the Pentagon ordered the cancellation of a drag queen show scheduled to take place at Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas. The “family-friendly” event, featuring a “RuPaul’s Drag Race” star, had no minimum age requirement and would have provided alcohol to attendees over 21. This inappropriate usage of federally funded facilities and resources has now been put to an end, thanks to staunch conservative efforts.
The cancellation order came from Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley, after the issue was brought to their attention by Rep. Matt Gaetz. Gaetz confronted Milley with documents and news articles that exposed “Drag Queen Story Hours” taking place on various United States military installations, including the planned Nellis Air Force Base event.
Although Gen. Milley initially claimed to be “unaware” of such events, he committed to taking action if the claims were true. Following the cancellation, Gaetz celebrated the victory on his Twitter page, stating, “Drag shows should not be taking place on military installations with taxpayer dollars PERIOD!”
**The Defense Department’s Decision Upholds Values, Protects Taxpayer Dollars**
This outcome is not only a victory for conservative values but also for American taxpayers who, rightfully, should not bear the cost of hosting drag shows on military installations. The Department of Defense has demonstrated sound judgment, ensuring that military facilities are reserved for their intended purposes and not misused for entertainment deemed inappropriate by many Americans.
