Staff Reports
The so-called “international community” is wringing its hands over Venezuela, yet here we are, fighting the real battle on our doorstep. President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are on the frontlines, going after Venezuela’s narco-terrorist cartels. They’ve seized loads of cocaine and blown cartel boats out of the water with a bang. This isn’t just a few boats; it’s a message that America won’t tolerate South American poison being shipped into our neighborhoods. While liberal naysayers in Washington squabble about legalities, our leaders are actually getting things done.
Democrats have hit a new low, bristling at Trump’s strong stance. Politicians like Adam Schiff and Tim Kaine are trying to curb operations that are backed by a solid majority of Americans. They want to act as though they’ve forgotten how Maduro’s thugs have long threatened our nation from within. Turns out that these leftists are more concerned with diplomatic niceties with a criminal regime than standing with the American people. And why? Because actually doing something productive might force them to get off the political sidelines.
Reporter: Maduro has sent a letter to President Trump. Did he receive it?
White House: We have seen this letter. Frankly, i think there were a lot of lies that were repeated by Maduro in that letter and the administration's position on Venezuela has not changed. pic.twitter.com/xndrsVqTPQ
— The Global Eye (@TGEThGlobalEye) September 22, 2025
While Schiff worries about imaginary retaliation, real threats are already stateside. Maduro’s goons—a well-documented marauding pack—are causing chaos in at least 16 states. It’s ironic, isn’t it? They’re concerned about boats overseas when the cartels are practically selling tickets at our southern border and cozying up in our communities. Apparently, the Democrats’ heads remain firmly buried in the sand.
Meanwhile, Maduro pens a letter to Trump, laughably pleading for peace and denying alleged wrongdoing. That’s rich coming from a dictator whose deceptive regime is clearly falling apart at the seams. Not only does the guy gloss over the crisis in his own backyard, but he’s got the audacity to send over doctored stats and call it diplomacy. His plea is nothing short of a farce, and everyone knows it.
In the end, it seems liberals are more worried about Venezuela’s hurt feelings than America’s safety. They’re as naive as ever, proving time and again that they’re out of touch with reality. And while they fumble and falter, rest assured that Trump won’t be sending a bouquet to Maduro’s doorstep. The same folks who can’t see the cartels for the bong are the ones gnashing their teeth over Trump’s decisive leadership. But I bet most of America knows that taking down drug-running vessels isn’t just about boats—it’s about standing our ground. And that’s what real leadership looks like.
