Staff Reports
Let’s talk about the recent Senate antics that are putting President Trump in a bind. A couple of Republican senators—Grassley from Iowa and Curtis from Utah—have decided to play hardball and hold up some of Trump’s nominees. Their gripe? They want to keep pouring taxpayer dollars into solar and wind energy schemes that are nothing more than Trojan horses for globalist profits and dependency on foreign powers. Trump, in his usual no-nonsense style, wants to phase out these tax credits, labeling them as unreliable and foreign-controlled. Who can blame him?
This isn’t just a spat about energy, folks. It’s about who calls the shots in America. You’ve got Trump standing on one side, a man who’s trying to bring back real energy independence. And on the other, you’ve got these senators, holding the President’s nominees hostage for their own agenda that just lines the pockets of China. It’s baffling to see so-called conservatives siding with the left on an issue so un-American.
Grassley and Curtis are not alone, however. A handful of other GOP senators are contemplating similar moves. They seem more interested in protecting these “renewable” energy programs than in supporting a President who has done more for American strength in three years than a dozen administrations combined. Talk about misplaced priorities! They’re willing to risk important Treasury appointments over some pet renewable energy credits. This kind of opposition within the party only weakens the GOP and, consequently, America’s path to real prosperity.
What we’re seeing is a clash between true conservatism and the shadowy interests that have infiltrated even our own party. It’s a classic betrayal, where domestic agenda takes a backseat to filling the coffers of international players. Why should we allow our energy policy to serve foreign interests? Isn’t it time to put the United States first, once and for all? Trump understands this and is ready to act. It’s high time these senators get the memo.
The question is clear: Will we stand with a president determined to end these market-distorting subsidies, or will we cave to the sellouts in Congress? Grassley and Curtis need a wake-up call. They should join Trump in making America energy independent, not play political games with the Democrats. When you play with fire, you get burned. Do these senators really want to test Trump’s resolve? They might not like the result.
