Staff Reports
President Trump once again nails it with a strategic move that has liberals pulling their hair out. By appointing Judge Jeanine Pirro as interim U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, he’s ensuring that the capital has someone who understands justice, not just the latest woke trends. Remember, this isn’t just a Fox News star; Pirro’s got a lifetime of fighting for victims behind her. She was the first woman to be DA and then County Judge in Westchester County, New York. Her legacy? Establishing the nation’s first Domestic Violence Bureau. Her record speaks for itself.
When Trump’s original pick, Ed Martin, got blocked by certain GOP members, you could almost hear the D.C. elite snickering. Martin’s only crime? Representing some folks in court who were there on January 6. This is a move to cancel someone for simply doing their job. And don’t get fooled, that opposition came from within Trump’s own camp, making it clear that some Republicans have been sipping the liberal Kool-Aid a bit too eagerly.
Congratulations, @JudgeJeanine! 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/GSXisuRNGU
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) May 8, 2025
Senator Thom Tillis decided to take a stand against Martin, focusing on January 6 like a broken record. Shouldn’t we be focusing on the real issues—skyrocketing crime, economic threats, and global instability? But instead, it’s all about pointing fingers at anyone tainted with the “wrong” associations.
Trump’s decision to pivot was smart, showing he’s flexible and won’t let swamp politics get in his way. Bringing in Pirro, someone with proven grit and backbone, should be a breath of fresh air for a position mired in D.C.’s bureaucratic dysfunction.
In the end, this appointment can tilt the scales back toward justice and away from politicized antics. With Pirro at the helm, one has to wonder: Who else could possibly rise to the challenge and reset the moral compass in a city that desperately needs it?
