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A stunning twist unfolded this week in the chaotic world of Middle East diplomacy, and guess what? Even a Democrat politician who usually bashes President Trump couldn’t hide his excitement. Rep. Daniel Goldman from New York, known for his relentless attacks on Trump, surprised many by expressing genuine optimism over a freshly brokered peace deal involving Israel and Hamas. It seems even the loudest left-wing critics are forced to acknowledge when Trump’s tough, America-first approach produces results.
Let’s be clear: this isn’t just some feel-good moment. This is a blueprint for dismantling the Hamas terror machine, rebuilding Gaza, and sowing the seeds of real peace where chaos and violence have raged for decades. Liberal elites have spent years whining about U.S. foreign policy, but Trump’s deal is exactly what they never had the guts to achieve. While Democrats play geopolitical cheerleader from the sidelines, America’s bold leadership made progress where the globalist class failed miserably.
"It'll be the first time, I think, that there will actually be peace in the Middle East since 1976."@Rep_Clyde reacts to the historic peace treaty between Israel and Hamas, and the imminent release of Israeli hostages.
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— Family Research Council (@FRCdc) October 9, 2025
Goldman’s rare show of enthusiasm exposes the hypocrisy of the left. When Trump sought to bring order and security to the Middle East, they called him reckless and divisive. Now? He’s delivering something concrete while Democrats scramble for relevance and try to claim credit for a deal that’s barely baked. The truth is, they’re ecstatic because deep down, they know the American people finally got a president willing to put peace and strength ahead of endless hand-wringing and appeasement.
CNN’s interview with Goldman revealed another crucial point: this agreement is far from a simple handshake. It’s a step-by-step plan to demilitarize a terror group that has long threatened the very survival of Israel. That means no more empty promises or wishful thinking from Washington insiders who think a kumbaya moment will fix centuries of conflict. This is a deal demanding execution, action, and a real end to violence — goals the left has only ever talked about but never achieved.
So here’s the big question intelligence and common sense demand: if Democrats are so happy about this peace deal, why did they slam Trump at every turn? Why did they try to undermine every negotiation attempt with partisan attacks and globalist skepticism? This deal proves the old establishment is obsolete, and the America-first doctrine delivers peace and security where failed liberal policies only bred more chaos. Who really deserves the credit — and the Nobel Prize — when history looks back on this breakthrough?
