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President Trump’s Thanksgiving post cut through the usual holiday mush and reminded the country who’s fighting for the America that built this nation. He wished “Happy Thanksgiving to all,” and didn’t shy away from naming the “Radical Left Lunatics” who he says have pushed policies that hollow out our communities and our culture. That bluntness is exactly why the post went viral and landed squarely in the national conversation.
BlazeTV host John Doyle was right to flag this as more than a social-media flex; he used the post to sound an alarm about the real challenge facing America today: mass migration that threatens public safety, economic stability, and cultural cohesion. Conservatives should stop apologizing for calling out a problem that the American people see in grocery prices, crowded schools, and harder-to-find jobs. Doyle’s breakdown shows that this is not fringe rhetoric but a core issue driving voters and policy alike.
This isn’t just talk on cable — the State Department under Secretary Marco Rubio has even ordered U.S. diplomats to press allies on the mass-migration wave and its security consequences, acknowledging the problem at the highest levels. That diplomatic cable confirms what everyday Americans already know: uncontrolled inflows have consequences far beyond a single election cycle and can alter neighborhoods and nations if left unchecked. Conservatives who want a functioning country should welcome Washington actually naming the problem instead of pretending it doesn’t exist.
Meanwhile, the administration and allied agencies are using modern communications — memes, videos, and even hard-line DHS messaging — to make a simple point: there are limits to American generosity and we must protect our citizens first. Critics howl about tone while ignoring substance; the people want secure borders and policies that prioritize Americans. Messaging that blends forceful policy with plain language is working because it reflects the reality on Main Street.
Let’s be honest: America cannot recover its economy or its spirit while elites fetishize open borders and imported social experiments. Trump’s post and Doyle’s commentary are a clarion call to enforce the law, finish the deportations, and stop treating sovereignty like an optional policy choice. If conservatives want to conserve anything at all, we must be unapologetically pro-sovereignty and pro-working families.
This Thanksgiving moment is a political gift if we’re wise enough to seize it — not with reflexive apologies but with clear policy demands: secure the border, restore merit-based immigration, and stop the culture of permissiveness that has hollowed out so many towns. Trump’s bluntness reminded millions that somebody in power is finally speaking for them again; now it’s time for voters and leaders to turn that voice into real, permanent change.
