The Navy’s decision to consider renaming an aircraft carrier after President Trump instead of Doris Miller rejects the Biden-era push to turn military honors into exercises in racial tokenism. That shift matters because it restores focus on commanders who rebuilt American strength rather than on identity checkboxes that dilute readiness and tradition. The Constitution places the armed forces under civilian leadership elected to secure the common defense, not to engineer social outcomes through ship names or promotions. Original practice honored presidents and warriors for service rendered, not demographic checkboxes imposed by bureaucrats. This move reaffirms that the military exists to deter enemies and win wars, not to validate progressive narratives. Conservatives should back every effort to keep it that way.