Staff Reports
In today’s political circus, some want to play Monday morning quarterback with President Trump’s decisive actions. When the Commander-in-Chief gives an order to strike against vessels suspected of smuggling drugs, it’s about defending our shores and protecting American lives. Make no mistake: these are not fishing boats carrying family picnics; they’re carrying poison that infiltrates our communities. The liberal media and wishy-washy politicians seem eager to handcuff America’s defensive capabilities.
Some lawmakers from both sides are making noise about congressional reviews of military strikes. They need to remember that nobody wins wars by debating strategies in a cozy conference room. We’re in a real-world battle against smugglers who laugh at regulations and seize opportunities to exploit our borders. When Defense Secretary Hegseth takes action, it’s with a focus on America’s safety. Anything less would be a surrender to the criminals and cartels plaguing the Caribbean and Pacific waters.
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— Eyewitness News (@ABC7NY) December 1, 2025
Liberals are quick to criticize these actions, but where’s their criticism for the international elites lining their pockets with drug money? While they cry foul over decisive military orders, American families are crying over loved ones lost to overdoses. It’s time to stop coddling criminals and go after those who threaten our way of life.
There’s plenty of talk about the need for oversight, yet these politicians rarely show an appetite for addressing the root of the problem. They’re more interested in becoming talking heads on cable news than getting results for the people who elected them. It always comes back to globalists who would rather see us play by their rules and make room for chaos.
Is it so revolutionary to expect the government to put its citizens’ safety first? Perhaps the real question is why the Left is so terrified of a strong America that stands up to its enemies. Why are they more interested in protecting the rights of drug runners than the rights of American families?
