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Tom Basile was right to tell Americans that the country is off to a strong start this New Year — because patriots finally have leaders who put our safety and interests first. After years of watching Washington fumble security and trade, it’s refreshing to hear a clear, unapologetic defense of American primacy and the principles that made this nation prosperous. Basile’s “America Right Now” platform has become a rallying point for conservatives who refuse to apologize for wanting a secure, sovereign America.
What Basile calls “America First” is not a slogan; it’s a strategy that returns responsibility to the United States and demands respect from allies and adversaries alike. Recent weekend discussions on Newsmax laid out how decisive policies and robust military posture have forced rivals to the negotiating table and strengthened global stability under American leadership. These are the kinds of wins that come from strength, not appeasement, and they vindicate the argument that peace through strength keeps Americans safe.
The same clarity of purpose is needed at home, where open-borders chaos and soft-on-crime politics continue to punish law-abiding citizens. Guests on Basile’s show have been blunt about how Democratic policies have undermined enforcement and emboldened criminals, spiking violence in our cities and creating dangerous conditions on the southern border. Americans who work hard and obey the law deserve leaders who will secure our communities and restore accountability, not excuses and finger-pointing.
Conservatives know that culture matters too, and Basile has tirelessly reminded viewers that national pride, faith, and personal responsibility are not relics but the pillars of American renewal. While liberal elites lecture about radical experiments and bureaucratic fixes, real families want safe neighborhoods, good schools, and honest leadership that respects their values. That is the practical, moral case for continuing the America First agenda: it delivers on what matters to everyday Americans.
Overseas, partners and friends notice when America stands firm; Israel’s recent resolve and public messaging are a stark reminder that strength deters aggression and protects allies. Those who argue that diplomacy alone can substitute for deterrence have been proven wrong time and again, and Basile was right to remind viewers that U.S. leadership must be unapologetic and unambiguous. We should celebrate allies who stand with us and back leaders who will not flinch in the face of threats.
Patriots must stay engaged and demand more of the men and women representing us — in Washington, in state houses, and on the airwaves. Shows like America Right Now are doing their part by cutting through the media nonsense and keeping the conversation focused on American security, prosperity, and values. If we want the New Year to be the turning point it promises to be, conservatives must keep fighting for policies that put America and American workers first.
