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The latest Fox segment captured the predictable performance: Democrats flinging hollow outrage while refusing to offer a plan to protect American interests. Liz Peek laid out the facts on the air, showing that this isn’t chaos but a coherent strategy to dismantle narco‑terrorist networks and protect the homeland.
President Trump’s bold order to seize Nicolás Maduro was not a reckless stunt but a law‑enforcement move backed by military precision to remove a long‑standing narco‑state leader accused of trafficking and terror ties. The operation that brought Maduro and his inner circle into U.S. custody on January 3, 2026, was carried out to deliver justice where decades of weak diplomacy failed.
Yes, there were costs on the ground and loud protests in international capitals, and the left in America rushed to coronate their outrage while glossing over how Maduro brutalized his own people for years. Critics from the U.N. and European capitals are quick to scold; they rarely put up troops or sanctions when dictators ship drugs and fuel chaos into our neighborhoods.
Meanwhile, the administration is making clear it will not be bullied by Tehran’s thugs, and President Trump has signaled the U.S. is prepared to respond if Iran escalates or murders protesters at home. Talk of possible U.S. action related to Iran is serious, and it’s exactly the kind of decisive posture that deters bad actors more effectively than lectures and limp multilateralism.
Folks on the left call this reckless, but only because they prefer the comfortable delusion that America must be constrained by guilt and permission slips from hostile institutions. The President has even said the U.S. will be “very strongly involved” in Venezuela’s oil sector to deny adversaries the freedom to exploit that resource — a blunt, honest recognition that energy and security are inseparable.
American patriots should not be stampeded by the same crowd that sat silently while the Western Hemisphere was hollowed out by cartels, communists, and corrupt kleptocrats. We deserve a foreign policy that protects our borders, our economy, and our children — not endless handwringing from elites who mistake moralizing for strength.
If the left wants to pick a fight over posture, let them: the real fight is for results, for safety, and for liberty. Hardworking Americans should stand with leaders willing to do the hard things to keep the peace, secure our hemisphere, and hold tyrants accountable — because in a dangerous world, timidity is the surest path to war.
