Staff Reports
On February 18, 2025, the news cycle was once again dominated by tales of political spectacle, as European officials embarrassed themselves by attempting to issue warnings to former President Trump regarding the ongoing situation in Ukraine. It seems the elites across the pond are still under the delusion that they can dictate American policy. The notion that Trump, a man known for his bulldog approach to foreign affairs, would bow to their whims is laughable. Europe’s attempts to influence American politics have become a sad punchline—much like the state of their own economies.
Meanwhile, the Associated Press, renowned for its liberal bias, faced correction from conservative commentator Karoline Leavitt over a misleading story concerning FAA firings and the cryptocurrency DOGE. The mainstream media, in its relentless pursuit of sensationalism, squandered another opportunity to present the truth. One has to question whether a simple commitment to factual reporting is too much to ask of the press these days, particularly when it’s so willing to twist narratives to fit its agenda.
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In a comical twist, the Germans who once laughed at Trump over his dealings with Russia are now reportedly regretting their mockery. The European laughter has turned into sorrow, as they watch the current geopolitical landscape shift in ways they never anticipated. The strong policies and decisive actions that Trump championed are becoming increasingly clear to those who once scoffed at his presidency. Perhaps this is a lesson in humility for the left, as they come to grips with the consequences of their scoffing.
In heartwarming news, a mother armed with a firearm successfully defended herself and her child against three intruders. This heroic act demonstrates the importance of the Second Amendment and the power of responsible gun ownership. While the left often vilifies gun owners, this incident clearly showcases how sensible self-defense laws allow law-abiding citizens to protect what matters most: their families.
As for the political scene in Washington, the House may be out this week, but the Senate is gearing up for a busy day on Tuesday. Kicking off with a reading of Washington’s Farewell Address, this often-overlooked piece of history serves as a reminder of the founding fathers’ wisdom and caution against political partisanship. Following that, the Senate will plunge into deliberations over key nominations, including those of Kash Patel for FBI Director and Howard Lutnick for Secretary of Commerce. President Trump’s administration continues to carry out the people’s business while tackling issues with a strategic approach that contrasts starkly with the chaos promoted by the left.
In short, February 18 served as yet another reminder that conservative values stand strong against the backdrop of an ever-embattled media landscape. From the absurdity of European interference in American affairs to the everyday heroism seen in the battle for Second Amendment rights, the conservative narrative remains resolute while the left flounders in its own contradictions.
