Staff Reports
President Trump, the man who tirelessly fought for the American worker, now faces another liberal roadblock as his bold stance on tariffs hits a snag in the legal realm. This isn’t just about policy—it’s a battle between America First versus globalist enablers trying to dismantle the very fabric of national sovereignty. Trump’s “liberation day” tariffs, crafted to empower our country, are now being unfairly targeted.
As expected, the courts are urged to hold off from enforcing a ruling against these crucial tariffs. Why? Because they claim it’s hobbling President Trump’s power to negotiate trade deals with foreign nations. The horror! The thought of an American President actually wielding power to protect his people must terrify those who want to see America bow to foreign elites.
It’s unsurprising that liberals celebrate this moment. They love watching anything that disrupts President Trump’s America-first agenda. Any attack on the President’s decision to implement tariffs is a direct attack on every hardworking American he aims to protect. But let’s be clear—those tariffs weren’t about isolationism; they were about leveling the playing field and ensuring we’re not outmuscled on the global stage.
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— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) May 29, 2025
The establishment fears a strong, independent America, while everyday citizens cry out for leaders who will put their needs first. Those globalists in Washington would sell our great nation’s soul if it meant fattening someone else’s pocket. It’s clear they can’t stand the thought of deals being struck that favor the United States. Their hypocrisy is glaring, favoring global cooperation over national empowerment.
The crux of the issue is the fundamental disconnect. The loud, elite media circus and career politicians don’t give two hoots about the American farmer or factory worker. Should we really let unelected judges dictate our trade policies at the behest of these interests? Or should we, as a nation, stand behind a leader who refuses to apologize for putting America first?
