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Forget the so-called “experts” and career diplomats who’ve spent decades failing to solve international conflicts. When it comes to real deal-making and peace-brokering, former President Donald Trump has proven the establishment wrong — again. This time, the conservative titan helped the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda end years of deadly fighting. While the left clings to their weak foreign policies and endless excuses, Trump’s bold approach is rewriting history in a volatile part of Africa.
For decades, the Great Lakes region was a nightmare of violence, displacing thousands and destroying countless lives. Yet the Biden administration sat on its hands, distracted by woke culture wars and caving to globalist nonsense. Meanwhile, Trump and his team moved fast and delivered results, inviting the foreign ministers to the Oval Office alongside trusted allies like Marco Rubio and Vice President J.D. Vance. This wasn’t just diplomacy — it was a powerful show of American strength and leadership. The peace deal they brokered is a beacon of hope and prosperity for a region desperate for stability.
.@POTUS welcomes the Foreign Ministers of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to sign a historic peace agreement— ending years of conflict:
"Today, the violence and destruction comes to an end and the entire region begins a new chapter of hope." pic.twitter.com/DGnKKFhX0W
— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) June 27, 2025
The contrast could not be clearer. While liberals talk endlessly about “change” and “progress,” they only succeed in perpetuating chaos. The Congo and Rwanda peace agreement wouldn’t exist without Trump stepping up and demanding accountability from regional leaders — something the left refuses to do at home or abroad. Trump’s unique blend of toughness and vision means he doesn’t just broker deals; he demands they actually work. His influence brought together two nations that had lost faith in endless, meaningless peace talks.
Even foreign diplomats recognize the stark difference Trump’s leadership makes. Both Rwandan and Congolese officials publicly praised his involvement and begged him to stay engaged. That’s right — they know that true peace can only come with America’s muscle backing these agreements, not some flaky, virtue-signaling left-wing administration. This is proof that America doesn’t have to shy away from global leadership. When we show strength, clarity, and resolve, nations far from our shores rally to our cause. The liberal internationalists have tried to erase America from the world stage, but Trump shows the world the power of American will.
Let’s not forget, this is just the latest triumph in a growing list. Trump also brokered historic ceasefires between Iran and Israel and between India and Pakistan — conflicts where the globalists had long failed or refused to act decisively. The left’s failures are breathtaking. They dither amid international crises while Trump delivers peace through strength and skill. If you want results on the world stage, you look to Trump — not Biden’s weak diplomacy or the empty promises of endless summits. The question now is simple: will America return to greatness by embracing real leadership, or will we continue to watch the world spiral as liberals laugh at our weakness? The answer should be obvious.
