Staff Reports
Vice President JD Vance recently sat down with Breitbart News in the West Wing, demonstrating that President Trump is not just another politician shuffling through his daily agenda, but a man who knows how to get things done. Vance emphasized that Trump’s ability to take action, rather than get bogged down by bureaucratic nonsense, sets him apart from the traditional political class. This goes beyond just stiff handshakes and empty speeches; Trump’s “bias towards action” translates into real achievements that politicians who’ve spent decades in Washington can only dream of.
When discussing international relations, Vance highlighted Trump’s no-nonsense approach to countries like Panama and Mexico. Instead of the usual diplomatic mumbo jumbo, Vance suggested that Trump’s inclination to ask tough questions—like whether Panama is upholding treaty obligations—could lead to tangible changes. He also pointed out that rather than simply sending a diplomat to politely ask Mexico to curb cartel activity and fentanyl trafficking, Trump would likely demand accountability. This approach is fundamentally different from the typical political game, where politicians often treat international problems as mere talking points rather than crises requiring decisive action.
Vance noted that many countries are happy with Trump’s assertive leadership style, as opposed to the softer approach of the Biden administration. In fact, some nations are so upset with the potential return of Trump that they might be scrambling to adjust their strategies. The Gulf States, for example, seem eager to move on from endless conflicts and embrace economic growth and cooperation with the U.S. under Trump. It’s a refreshing departure from the “gravy train” mentality that many nations have taken for granted, and they are clearly ready for a shake-up.
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As for America’s role in the world under Trump, Vance is gearing up for travel to Europe for the AI Action Summit in Paris and the Munich Security Conference in Germany. He plans to engage in private talks with world leaders, focusing on critical issues like the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. It promises to be a whirlwind of diplomacy that might just beam a little common sense back into foreign relations, something that has been sorely lacking lately.
While some in Europe may have adopted a dangerous trend of censorship and political correctness, Vance intends to remind them of the Western values that have historically defined the region, like free speech and open debate. Trump’s leadership aims to reinforce these principles, setting a stark contrast to the silencing tendencies seen in European politics today. Ultimately, Vance’s mission underscores an invigorating push for a bold, proactive America that isn’t afraid to take the spotlight on the world stage, leaving the status quo in the dust.
