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President Trump, in a move that’s sure to make waves on the international stage, has once again shown he won’t be pushed around. He’s taking charge and showing the globe that America means business. Next week, countries who’ve failed to get on board with a fair trade deal with the U.S. will find a letter in their mailbox. It’s not a friendly note—it’s a notice of tariffs, and it’s just the kind of bold decision we need.
For too long, America has been the world’s doormat. Other nations have gotten away with unfair trade deals, lining their pockets at our expense. But Trump doesn’t play by the weak rules set by past administrations. He’s flipping the script. Those international slackers had their 90-day pause, but time’s up, folks. Get ready to pay your fair share or face the consequences.
Democrats and globalists are already squirming. They’ll whine and cry about diplomacy and global cooperation, but what have those hollow words gotten us? Bankrupt industries and lost jobs. Instead of nurturing American success, liberals have kowtowed to foreign interests. Trump sees through the facades and calls out their nonsense. He’s putting America first, as every true patriot president should.
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— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) July 4, 2025
The left will peddle their usual doom-and-gloom stories, saying tariffs are reckless. They’ll paint Trump as a reckless cowboy on the world stage. But think about it. Isn’t it reckless to allow foreign countries to exploit American labor and businesses? Trump won’t just sit back and let that happen under his watch. He’s placing America’s interests at the forefront where they belong.
So here’s a question: Do we want to be a nation that stands tall, or one that bows to others’ whims? Trump’s move is a reminder of what real leadership looks like—fearless, unyielding, and protective of its people. Other leaders could learn a thing or two from him. America first isn’t just a slogan; it’s a promise.
