Staff Reports
In today’s America, what a difference leadership makes! Watching the current administration on the world stage is like night and day compared to the fumbling, pudding-fed spectacle we saw just a few years back. President Trump is out there, standing tall, meeting with global leaders, and setting the stage for a prosperous Middle East. This is the kind of decisive leadership we sorely missed before.
It seems like the Democrats are still grappling with an exhibition of their incompetence with every new revelation about the Biden years. The push to cover up evident cognitive decline was not a mere political misstep; it was a full-on betrayal to the American public. Those previous press cover-ups were nothing short of an elaborate charade, keeping up the facade that things were under control. But we all know those naps and pudding breaks were more frequent than the pep talks.
On Capitol Hill, it appears the Democrat circus is still in full swing. In their latest anti-American antics, they’ve gone to great lengths to block significant confirmations and throw tantrums in committee meetings. Yet, it’s GOP leaders who continue to shine, holding corporations accountable and grilling them until they crack under the pressure. This is accountability, real oversight, the kind Democrats fear.
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— Andrew Malcolm (@AHMalcolm) May 14, 2025
And while liberals cry crocodile tears over gun registration and digitally invading privacy, the reality of their incompetence shines through. Criminals don’t care about gun laws or bans; they arm themselves anyway. Yet, Democrats insist on useless legislation while ignoring practical enforcement of existing laws.
As the nation moves forward under new, competent leadership, one can’t help but ask: Why did it take us so long to realize that obvious truth about liberal mismanagement and ineptitude masquerading as governance? It’s time we all open our eyes and ask, what kind of America do we really want to live in? One riddled with apologies and excuses, or one driven by strength and transparency?
