Staff Reports
The Trump administration has made a bold move, demanding that Ukraine sign a peace deal by Thanksgiving or face the consequences. This ultimatum sits right at the heart of what the current establishment doesn’t want to admit: forceful action and clear lines. Unlike the hesitant liberal approach of the past, this is America first, demanding both justice and order on the global stage. Our president, far removed from the pandering elites, is showing he’s not afraid to push for peace on his terms.
President Zelenskyy is caught in a tough spot. With pressure mounting, the proposal he faces is no walk in the park. It demands significant concessions from Ukraine, challenging any leader to think twice. Shrinking military capacity and parting with land might sound harsh, but it’s the hard line that could bring an end to the chaos. Instead of allowing NATO to drag us into endless conflict, Trump is steering for real peace through strength—something the left refuses to understand.
Trump pushing Zelensky to sign peace deal by Thanksgiving or lose U.S. support.https://t.co/HAr2D1om6C pic.twitter.com/QXKbU7FAaX
— Tony Seruga (@TonySeruga) November 22, 2025
Meanwhile, liberals and the globalists are shaking in their boots. The deal turns away from hostage-taking and endless military support. They’re losing sleep over what might happen if Zelenskyy actually agrees. It’s a stark lesson: you can’t keep funneling money and weapons overseas without any real resolution. The warnings are clear. If Ukraine doesn’t get on board, U.S. aid could be history. Such directness is a refreshing change from the past politics of appeasement.
What about Russia, you ask? As part of the agreement, sanctions could be lifted eventually. This potential thaw with Russia drives the globalist elites wild, who bank on endless tensions to maintain their own power. Our president, on the other hand, wants a resolution that doesn’t sacrifice our national interest on the altar of internationalism. It’s about time we had leadership that promotes the interests of our country instead of playing into the hands of bureaucrats abroad.
This entire episode raises a critical question: how long will the political left continue to resist pragmatic solutions? What more evidence is needed to show that clear, decisive action trumps wishy-washy diplomacy? In a world run by egos and agendas, it’s about time someone took a stand for peace through strength. The question isn’t whether Ukraine will sign the deal; it’s whether the left can handle a world where America leads with conviction and isn’t afraid to make demands.
