Staff Reports
America First isn’t just a slogan; it’s a battle cry for reclaiming our rightful place on the world stage. President Trump, once again, is showing us what real leadership looks like. His bold new security strategy doesn’t coddle our so-called European allies who consistently disappoint us with their lackluster defense spending and penchant for hand-wringing. Finally, someone is calling them out for their weakness. It’s about time America stops playing the world’s babysitter and starts putting our own interests first.
This new direction isn’t just a policy shift; it’s a necessary course correction. For too long, Europeans have relied on our military might, while contributing little of their own resources. Why should American taxpayers continue to foot the bill for their safety when they refuse to step up? Trump is right to slam them. They need to wake up and realize the free ride is over. If they can’t protect their own backyard, why should we be expected to do it for them?
The paper thin western alliance is fracturing and the US is more alone than ever. The most recent blow to western unity was the rejection of the UN's climate agenda, and cancelling funding for the World Health Organisation. The US under Donald Trump will give no more blank checks… pic.twitter.com/EaSd09Q4I1
— Peter Clack (@PeterDClack) December 6, 2025
Trump’s move is also a reminder of the importance of asserting America’s dominance in the Western Hemisphere. Our neighbors south of the border and beyond need to understand that the United States is back in charge. Globalist agendas may have opened the door to chaos and crime, but Trump’s strategy promises to slam that door shut. It’s a clear message that America will no longer be sidelined in its own neighborhood.
This assertive stance isn’t just patriotic; it’s essential. The world needs a strong America, not the watered-down version pandering to global opinions. Trump’s America doesn’t flinch when threatened and doesn’t apologize for its strength. It’s a wake-up call for a world that has grown too comfortable with America playing nice.
Why is it that every time we have a leader who actually prioritizes American interests, the liberals scream about diplomacy and global cooperation? The irony is, their supposed “cooperation” only strengthens our enemies while weakening us. It begs the question, isn’t it time all Americans—especially those on the left—start rooting for their own country?
