Staff Reports
At a time when the mainstream media loves to paint Donald Trump and Barack Obama as bitter rivals, it’s refreshing to witness a cordial exchange defying liberal stereotypes. Trump and Obama were seen chatting at the funeral of former President Jimmy Carter, with an atmosphere that felt more like two old teammates catching up than adversaries from the political arena. This scene surely shocked the left, as their golden boy Obama shared a laugh with the man they love to hate. Perhaps it’s a testament to that old saying: real recognizes real.
Liberal media melts down when their manufactured narratives face harsh reality. What could they possibly say about Trump’s friendly invitation to Obama for a casual round of golf? They’d likely twist it into some conspiratorial rambling about “Russian links” on the golf course. But what they won’t discuss is how Trump effortlessly bridges divides while exhibiting exactly the kind of leadership America needs—something completely foreign to the likes of Kamala Harris, who apparently glared back at the duo with disgust.
Kamala Harris looks back at Trump, who is talking with Obama … ( Carter funeral ) pic.twitter.com/fnC3BqKmRO
— Howard Mortman (@HowardMortman) January 9, 2025
The hilarious irony lies in the floundering attempts of left-leaning outlets to understand a simple fact: Trump knows how to connect across ideologies when it best serves the American people. While Harris and her entourage waste time on exaggerating identity politics, President-elect Trump is busy building bridges, tapping into Obama’s expertise, and reinforcing American strength. Talk about playing chess while the left is busy playing checkers.
Let’s not forget how Trump, unlike Obama, had the courage to pull America out of the catastrophic Iran nuclear deal and the Paris Climate Agreement—both disasters he inherited from the Democrats. This focus on putting America first is precisely why he remains incomprehensible to the liberal elite, who can’t fathom why someone would prioritize national interest over globalist fantasies.
In a world of political theater, this encounter was a reality check. Trump didn’t just sit there nodding emptily; he sought meaningful dialogue and hoped the first black president could bring something of value to the table. It’s true leadership, unlike the bizarre sneering of those on the left who can’t fathom the idea of someone genuinely serving all Americans.
So, as Trump prepares to navigate this divided political landscape once more, who else can deny that he isn’t just the President the world needs, but the disruptor it deserves? Who’s ready to tee up and watch him continue to break the status quo and put the needs of everyday Americans first?
