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I support President-elect Donald Trump’s nominees, especially his selections for Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, and FBI, Kash Patel. One month ago, we the people sent a loud message to Washington, D.C. when we elected Trump to serve another term as president. No, we don’t care that he was unjustly convicted of a felony. We want accountability in the federal government and Trump will deliver it so we handed him a mandate to do just that. Now, senators must respect the will of the voters and allow Trump to assemble the team he needs. We don’t care about the frivolous charges against Hegseth. We want accountability in our military and an end to the weak leadership promoting conflicts just to pad their defense industry stock portfolios. We know that Hegseth, as a combat veteran, will do the job and we gave Trump a mandate to do it. We don’t care about the bogus claims against Patel. We want accountability at the FBI and we know he will fire the corrupt Democrats and refocus the agency on fighting crime instead of political opponents. We know that Patel, as an experienced lawyer and prosecutor, has the skill to do the job and we gave Trump a mandate to do it. We the people elected Trump and sent him to Washington with a powerful mandate to clean up corruption. We are not interested in the cutesy time games that politicians are famous for. We want results. We want accountability and we want them now. Christopher Muller, OnalaskaSACRAMENTO, Calif. — The Sacramento Kings have let go of Head Coach Mike Brown following a string of disappointing losses for the team, sources close to the Kings told KCRA 3. The Kings currently stand at 13-8 but have lost the last five games at home, with Thursday night being particularly tough after the Detroit Pistons made a 19-point comeback. Shortly before the news about his firing, Brown made himself available to the media to comment on the team's defeat. At the shootaround, he said that they need to do better. In July of this year, the Kings signed brown to a multi-year contract extension. Brown joined the Kings in 2022 and helped Sacramento end its 16-season playoff drought. For the first time in years, the Kings created excitement as they took on the Golden State Warriors in the first round of the NBA playoffs. The Warriors went on to win in the seventh game of that round. In 2023, Sacramento fell just short of making playoffs, losing in the play-in tournament. Prior to the Kings, Brown was an associate head coach with Golden State from 2016-2022 and helped win the NBA finals three times. His career also included the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Los Angeles Lakers, the Indiana Pacers, the San Antonio Spurs and the Denver Nuggets. See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletterUS teacher jailed in Russia is formally designated as wrongfully detained