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In a world where the mainstream media and radical left thrive on lies and misinformation, it’s no surprise that President Trump’s recent diplomatic efforts in Alaska are being twisted and ridiculed. Their agenda is clear: to undermine any success Trump achieves. In today’s political landscape, these forces have perfected the art of distortion, weaponizing every word and action to portray genuine leadership as a failure.
No matter what President Trump does, they will twist it into failure. The recent Alaska Summit is no exception. They say Trump “left no deal struck,” “made no progress,” or worse, that he “failed.” But here’s the reality they don’t want you to see: Donald Trump showed what real leadership looks like—he took the first steps toward peace in a world desperate for it, put the ball firmly in Russia’s court, and sent a message that America under Trump means business.
Let’s get one thing crystal clear: this war in Ukraine did not start under Trump’s watch. It started under Joe Biden’s watch, and Biden was a weak, indecisive president who couldn’t keep America safe or respected on the world stage. Biden’s failed policies and feckless approach invited chaos. While Biden played politics and hid behind empty slogans, Trump was out there putting American interests first, rebuilding alliances, and making the tough calls that the radical left couldn’t stomach.
The Alaska Summit wasn’t a press conference or a reality TV stunt; it was real diplomacy. Trump went all the way to Alaska to face Vladimir Putin, extend a hand of peace, and open a door that the Biden administration ignored. He didn’t come with ultimatums or force deals. Instead, he put the responsibility where it belongs: on Russia, Ukraine, NATO, and Europe. Trump’s message was simple but powerful: Do you want peace? It’s on you to make it happen. No one is forcing anything; no deals are being imposed. That is leadership, not weakness.
Critics love to mock diplomacy as “talking” or “handshakes,” but those are the tools of true statesmanship. Peace is not won by threats or tweets alone. It’s won by extending respect to adversaries while holding firm to your country’s interests. Trump understands this better than anyone. That’s why the Alaska Summit was no failure; it was a masterstroke of strategy. He put the ball in Putin’s court. If Putin chooses peace, great. If not, Trump already has Plans B, C, D, E, and F lined up. This is a man who knows how to play chess on the global stage, not checkers.
Much more here: https://www.americanthinker.com/art...dership_and_why_the_left_can_t_handle_it.html
Trump went to Alaska with marginal goals and expectations but turned the opportunity into a demonstration of both his leadership and his America first policy.
Why Trump’s Alaska Summit Was a Masterstroke of Leadership And Why the Left Can’t Handle It
By Yassin FawazIn a world where the mainstream media and radical left thrive on lies and misinformation, it’s no surprise that President Trump’s recent diplomatic efforts in Alaska are being twisted and ridiculed. Their agenda is clear: to undermine any success Trump achieves. In today’s political landscape, these forces have perfected the art of distortion, weaponizing every word and action to portray genuine leadership as a failure.
No matter what President Trump does, they will twist it into failure. The recent Alaska Summit is no exception. They say Trump “left no deal struck,” “made no progress,” or worse, that he “failed.” But here’s the reality they don’t want you to see: Donald Trump showed what real leadership looks like—he took the first steps toward peace in a world desperate for it, put the ball firmly in Russia’s court, and sent a message that America under Trump means business.
Let’s get one thing crystal clear: this war in Ukraine did not start under Trump’s watch. It started under Joe Biden’s watch, and Biden was a weak, indecisive president who couldn’t keep America safe or respected on the world stage. Biden’s failed policies and feckless approach invited chaos. While Biden played politics and hid behind empty slogans, Trump was out there putting American interests first, rebuilding alliances, and making the tough calls that the radical left couldn’t stomach.
The Alaska Summit wasn’t a press conference or a reality TV stunt; it was real diplomacy. Trump went all the way to Alaska to face Vladimir Putin, extend a hand of peace, and open a door that the Biden administration ignored. He didn’t come with ultimatums or force deals. Instead, he put the responsibility where it belongs: on Russia, Ukraine, NATO, and Europe. Trump’s message was simple but powerful: Do you want peace? It’s on you to make it happen. No one is forcing anything; no deals are being imposed. That is leadership, not weakness.
Critics love to mock diplomacy as “talking” or “handshakes,” but those are the tools of true statesmanship. Peace is not won by threats or tweets alone. It’s won by extending respect to adversaries while holding firm to your country’s interests. Trump understands this better than anyone. That’s why the Alaska Summit was no failure; it was a masterstroke of strategy. He put the ball in Putin’s court. If Putin chooses peace, great. If not, Trump already has Plans B, C, D, E, and F lined up. This is a man who knows how to play chess on the global stage, not checkers.
Much more here: https://www.americanthinker.com/art...dership_and_why_the_left_can_t_handle_it.html
Trump went to Alaska with marginal goals and expectations but turned the opportunity into a demonstration of both his leadership and his America first policy.
