Staff Reports
Donald Trump is back in the driver’s seat of American foreign policy — and the world is paying attention. While the left keeps whining about Russia and inflation, Trump is busy rebuilding alliances, welcoming top leaders to the Oval Office, and gearing up for a game-changing visit to the Middle East. This is the kind of leadership America desperately needs, not the weak-kneed globalist pandering we’ve suffered through for years.
Take his recent meeting with Norway’s Prime Minister. Unlike the usual Washington spinelessness, Trump’s approach is straightforward and unapologetic. He calls foreign leaders to the White House because America is still the boss on the global stage — something liberals seem to think was erased overnight. The embarrassing spectacle of our nation bowing to every international whim ended when Trump returned. This visit wasn’t a photo-op for virtue signaling; it was a power move showing America’s strength and willingness to negotiate from a position of respect and toughness.
What’s even more impressive is that Trump isn’t just hosting European leaders. He’s also shaking hands with tough and strategic leaders from El Salvador and Italy, and now eyeing trips to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. That’s not a globalist tour of handouts — it’s smart diplomacy aimed at strengthening America’s energy independence and security alliances. This is exactly the kind of strong, no-nonsense foreign policy that puts American interests first, unlike the wishy-washy, “all talk, no action” approach of the Biden administration.
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— Steve Ferguson (@lsferguson) April 25, 2025
Meanwhile, the so-called “experts” on the left continue to fawn over meaningless woke policies and endless investigations, oblivious to the cracks appearing in America’s place in the world. Trump understands that real leadership means forging deals and demanding respect, not begging for scraps. His travel plans to the Gulf nations signal a serious commitment to countering the influence of hostile powers and ensuring America’s presence in critical regions of the world stays rock solid.
If the GOP ever wants to win again on the global stage, they need to follow Trump’s blueprint and stop apologizing for American greatness. Trump’s resurgence on the international front exposes the clear contrast between bold conservative leadership and the feeble excuses of liberal globalists. It’s time to ask: Do we want a leader who negotiates from strength or one who kowtows to every foreign official while America’s stature crumbles? The choice couldn’t be clearer.
