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When a figure like Boris Johnson — no stranger to the rough-and-tumble of international diplomacy — says the world needs a leader willing to use force and unpredictability, Americans should sit up and take notice. Johnson has publicly argued that a return of strong, decisive leadership in the White House could restore stability and deter our adversaries, and that kind of plain-speaking realism resonates with patriots who want results, not lectures.
Across the Atlantic, conservative commentators on outlets like Newsmax have been blunt: President Trump is not outsourcing diplomacy to committees; he is driving deals personally and making the kind of bold moves negotiators in Washington used to only dream about. Retired officials on the network praised how Trump’s willingness to engage directly — and to walk away from bad deals — has actually put parties back to the table after years of stalemate.
That hands-on, dealmaker approach isn’t theatrical fluff — it’s real policy. Former national security officials have pointed to the president’s direct outreach to both Moscow and Kyiv, and to the spate of prisoner releases and diplomatic openings that followed, as evidence that presidential muscle and clear intent produce leverage. Americans tired of hollow promises understand that strength backed by will is the quickest route to protecting our interests and bringing Americans home.
Make no mistake: the art of negotiation often requires a commanding presence — that sheer force of personality that makes adversaries rethink their options and allies respect an American lead. As on-the-ground strategists have said, being willing to walk away from a bad deal is as powerful a tool as any sanctions package or weapons transfer, and too many in the foreign-policy establishment have forgotten that basic lesson.
Of course the chattering classes and the press reflexively howl when anyone praises decisive leadership, even when it produces tangible results. Even Boris Johnson has been candid when he disagreed with certain proposals — showing he’s not a cheerleader for every move but a man who values outcomes over partisan purity — and that independent streak should command respect rather than scorn.
What this all means for hardworking Americans is simple: leadership that acts gets results. When the White House leads from the front, using negotiation, pressure, and the willingness to walk away, we see progress where the previous, timid approaches delivered only endless cycles of conflict and frustration.
Patriots want a country that stands tall and bargains from strength — not one that limps into endless compromise because our leaders are afraid of headlines. If foreign states and restless actors are re-engaging with America because they fear a strong, strategic partner, that is something to celebrate; it’s the kind of restored respect that keeps our children safe and our interests secure.
