Staff Reports
The difference in leadership between America and Canada is as clear as day. President Trump has no fear in crediting God for guiding him to restore our nation’s greatness. He’s unapologetic and proud to recognize the divine influence in his mission to uplift America. His open embrace of faith is precisely the message we need in these troubled times.
Contrast this with Canada, where Prime Minister Mark Carney seems to keep religion locked away, hidden from sight. This is what you get from the liberal playbook: leaders who are too afraid to honor the foundational beliefs that have built great nations. Without the moral compass that faith provides, how can any country expect to stand firm against the chaos of globalism and secularism?
Let’s face it, America thrives when it remembers its blessings. With President Trump at the helm, the nation has a leader who understands the power of faith. We see it in his bold decisions and his undeniable commitment to American values. It’s this respect for tradition and our founding principles that separates him from lackluster globalist puppets like Carney.
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— Washington Times Local (@WashTimesLocal) July 29, 2025
While Trump talks about faith, guides his actions, and calls out the liberals’ disdain for our traditions, our neighbors up north steer clear, trapped in their secular bubble. Carney’s reluctance to speak about religion only highlights the liberal agenda of sidelining faith in public discourse. They’d rather erase our heritage than let it shine.
So, where will America go? With a leader like Trump, who’s guided by a higher power, there’s no limit to what we can achieve. As for Canada, they need to ask themselves: without a guiding light, how will they find their way?
