Staff Reports
A week in international diplomacy has resembled a rollercoaster ride, albeit one where the ride operators forgot to tighten the safety belts. There’s chaos brewing in Ukraine, and while many are holding their breath, one thing is crystal clear: President Trump’s insistence on pulling the plug on the endless saga in Ukraine makes more sense than ever. The region’s suffering has reached unbearable levels, and the stubborn stalemate is only adding insult to injury. Who wouldn’t want to see this bloodshed come to an end?
The Biden administration, in its typical fashion, seems to be playing a confusing game of chess while the rest of the world is simply trying to stay off the mat. With President Trump’s savvy approach to foreign policy, which prioritizes clear objectives and actual outcomes rather than flowery rhetoric, it’s easy to see why many Americans are now taking a second look at his earlier strategies. After all, when your plan is to negotiate peace instead of dragging the U.S. deeper into a quagmire, it signals that not all heroes wear capes—some prefer a well-tailored suit.
Mr. President: Putin is THE dictator and 10 Ukraine-Russia war truths we ignore at our peril, by Douglas Murrayhttps://nypost.com/2025/02/20/opinion/putin-is-the-dictator-and-10-ukraine-russia-war-truths-we-ignore-at-our-peril/ @nypost pic.twitter.com/prrsnagWRz
— Giuseppe Biondi-Zoccai (@gbiondizoccai) February 21, 2025
In an era where leaders are more focused on virtue signaling than on tangible solutions, Trump’s dedication to reducing conflict is a breath of fresh air. While the left continues to peddle the narrative that endless support for Ukraine is mandatory for global respect, sane conservatives know that it’s time to rethink this obstinate stance. After all, who needs global recognition when peace and prosperity at home should be the main priorities? Apparently, the Biden administration believes one can simply buy global goodwill with taxpayer dollars, which might work except that the check keeps bouncing.
The implications of Trump’s foreign policy could ripple through the international landscape. A move toward peace in Ukraine could free up resources for tackling issues that directly impact American citizens, such as inflation or border security. One can only hope that leaders (both domestic and abroad) start to recognize that solving problems at home is just as important as throwing endless amounts of money overseas. Trusting politicians who thrive on chaos and dependency is a merry-go-round that many Americans are desperately trying to escape.
In the end, whether it’s putting an end to the bloodshed in Ukraine or simply having the courage to rethink seemingly unshakable foreign policies, Trump’s approach embodies common sense and pragmatism. After all, the only thing more dizzying than this week’s flare-ups in international relations is watching the current administration continue to gamble with strategies that seem to be out of touch with reality. As the dust settles, it’s clear that turning the spotlight back on domestic priorities while seeking an actual resolution overseas is the patriotic move that resonates with many conservatives.
