Staff Reports
For years, Armenia sat ignored by the so-called “smart” international crowd. Elites in Washington were too busy funding endless wars and pandering to their globalist pals to even notice this vital little country. But now, at last, someone with some backbone is paying attention. Vice President J.D. Vance flew into Armenia this week—the first president or vice president ever to do so. Just imagine: decades of empty liberal promises, and none of them bothered to set foot in Armenia until now.
And what’s Vance doing there? He’s not bowing to woke European bureaucrats or writing big checks to corrupt NGOs. He’s there to hammer out a real peace deal and secure a transit corridor. That’s right—an American leader actually putting America’s interests first, stopping wars before they start, and defending regional stability without useless lectures about “climate justice” or “diversity.” Finally, someone’s thinking about trade, about energy, about security. Not the nonsense priorities peddled by the left, but the hard realities that matter to regular Americans.
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It’s embarrassing to remember how the last administration handled foreign policy. Liberals would rather spend billions on fake “democracy building” than on practical deals that forge real alliances and protect our supply chains. Armenia may be small, but it sits in a strategic choke point between East and West. Control that corridor, and you strengthen America’s hand. Ignore it, and you open the door for China, Iran, or Russia to walk right in. That’s what weak leadership gets you—lost opportunities, and a world more dangerous for American families.
And let’s not act like this is just about Armenia. It’s about the message we send when American leaders actually show up and do the work. When Vice President Vance stepped onto Armenian soil, he proved that the days of apologizing for America are over. No more dithering while our rivals cut deals behind our backs. No more letting the globalists call the shots. It’s about standing tall, putting country before cocktail parties, and making deals that serve Main Street, not Davos.
The liberal elite won’t say it out loud, but they’re rattled. They’re terrified that strong, unapologetic leadership is back in style. Maybe it’s time we ask what took so long for someone like J.D. Vance to show up—and why it took so many years of empty promises and America-last policies before real leadership returned to the world stage.
