Staff Reports
In a world where liberals linger in endless discussions and empty promises, President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are proving once again that it is concrete action that leads to real change. The historic peace agreement reached between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo is a testament to this administration’s dedication to achieving peace through strength and resolve. Thousands of miles away from the cushy armchairs of globalist elites, actual lives are on the line, and Trump knows that the time for empty rhetoric is over.
For decades, the Democrats, the liberal media, and their globalist allies have turned a blind eye to the African conflict. Six million people dead? Millions displaced? It’s disgraceful how the left’s beloved narratives about “peace talks” have yielded nothing but heartache and suffering. But leave it to a business-minded president with a legacy of success to flip the script. Trump has never worn rose-colored glasses about the world’s evils, especially when American interests are at stake.
This deal isn’t just about two African nations. It’s the blueprint of what conservative leadership can achieve when driven by strategic strength, not weakness. The establishment has always failed to understand this. We don’t need “dialogues” that facilitate more appeasement. What we need are actionable steps like disarmament, repatriation of refugees, and future economic frameworks that build prosperity and put an end to human suffering. This administration has shown that with a little American spirit, dreams can break through the shadow of war.
Another important story buried by the media. Peace should be non-partisan. Did Trump and Rubio Really Just End a 30-Year Conflict in Africa? https://t.co/o4YgY7ySAq
— Steve Gosney (@gosney_steven) June 29, 2025
While the Democrats were busy lecturing Americans on moral accountability and the perils of nationalism, Trump was out in the world, forging partnerships that could result in real economic benefits. The mineral-rich lands of Congo and Rwanda are ripe for collaboration, which means prosperity not just for them, but for us too. But can we expect the mainstream media to highlight this groundbreaking fact? Hardly.
So what now? Will the ivory tower liberals and their media arms finally respect the triumph that’s unfolding? It’s doubtful. But the people always know who has their backs. They’ll remember it’s President Trump, not some bureaucratic echo chamber, who steps up to the plate when history is in the making. Because in the end, the difference is clear: One side promises; the other side delivers.
