Staff Reports
China’s economy is in full retreat, and guess who’s driving the stake through its heart? That’s right—America’s bold stance on trade under Donald Trump’s leadership is delivering a crippling blow to the Chinese Communist Party’s economic ambitions. After years of watching China manipulate markets, steal technology, and flood us with cheap goods, conservative America finally pushed back with tariffs designed to protect our workers and industries. Now, Beijing is throwing in the towel, admitting it cannot—won’t—rescue its faltering economy with stimulus measures anymore.
This is a rare but telling sign that the once-mighty manufacturing powerhouse can’t hack it without the usual globalist crutches. The Chinese Politburo’s recent announcement to stop throwing money at consumer demand signals deep trouble beneath the surface. Their economy is suffocating, strangled by trade policies America dared to impose. Meanwhile, liberals at home still squawk about tariffs being “bad” for the economy, ignoring that these tough measures are cracking the very foundation of China’s economic juggernaut.
Make no mistake, this is a direct result of rejecting weak-kneed globalism and globalist economic theories preached by the Left. For decades, liberal elites championed open borders for goods, capital, and labor, turning a blind eye to the destruction of American jobs and industries. Now, under Trump’s unapologetic “America First” banner, we witness the sweet sound of economic pushback that disrupts China’s endless exploitation. The chaos in Beijing is proof that conservative policies work when faced off against ruthless communist dictators and their rigged markets.
China Gives Up on Stimulus for Ailing Economy as Trump’s Tariffs Take Toll https://t.co/z96S6rq0Me
— Dr. Jake Baker (@DrJakeBaker) August 1, 2025
Watching China give up on stimulus also screams out the failure of the globalist playbook. Instead of owning their mistakes, admitting to systemic imbalances, or reforming, Beijing is just quitting the fight. Meanwhile, the swampy critics and establishment insiders fret about “trade wars” while free markets themselves thrive under pressure and fair competition. Isn’t it funny how those who claim to champion “the people” actually enable regimes like the CCP that prey on hard-working citizens worldwide?
This moment should inspire American conservatives to stand firm against the globalist powers that want to plug China into the world economy without consequences. It should embolden us to keep fighting for tariffs, border security, and economic sovereignty. As China’s leaders pack away their stimulus plans, the message is clear: America’s resolve can bring down even the most powerful adversaries. So ask yourself—will we surrender to the globalist machine again, or will we keep fighting for the economic freedom and strength America deserves?
