Staff Reports
Here we go again. The media is hyping up what they call a “deal” between Trump and China, but let’s not kid ourselves—this isn’t a deal. It’s more like a tactical pause in a long-overdue trade war, a temporary ceasefire while the real negotiations are still in the works. The truth is, the U.S. finally called a timeout after watching American ports clog up and cargo ships become parking lots at sea. That’s the damage caused by the reckless tariffs both sides piled on each other, topping 125%, crushing businesses, and driving supply chains into the ground.
The liberals in Washington would have you believe the trade war is some reckless stunt, when in reality, it was a massive middle finger to China’s cheating and theft. They love to cheerlead globalization and weak trade deals that bleed American workers dry while fattening the pockets of globalist elites. But under Trump, it was about finally holding China accountable. These so-called “punitive” tariffs weren’t punishment—they were leverage, the only language China respects. Yet, after a mere month of bottlenecks and economic pain, the Biden regime blinked, calling for a pause that the media now tries to dress up as a grand victory.
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Make no mistake: this halt in tariffs isn’t a handshake; it’s the eye of a storm. Both sides agreed to lay down their damaging tariffs, for now, because neither can afford the havoc any longer. Exporters and importers on both sides felt the sting. But it’s a far cry from China playing fair or the U.S. folding. This is a strategic maneuver, not a surrender. It’s laughable how the leftist press frames this as some kind of betrayal of American interests when it’s actually about protecting jobs, industries, and vital supply lines that were being strangled by excessive trade barriers.
While the Deep State and their globalist puppet masters cozy up to China, ignoring the long list of abuses from intellectual property theft to currency manipulation, Trump’s approach calls them out without apology. The naive and dangerous idea of “free trade” without consequences has been shoved aside. America’s patience ran thin, and Trump forced the world’s biggest economic bully to the bargaining table—or else. The liberal establishment can spin it all they want, but the truth is that standing tough took guts. Now, the serious talks are only just beginning, not ending.
So ask yourself: how much longer will America tolerate weak leaders who cave to China’s demands, allowing them to trample our economy and sovereignty? The “deal” they celebrate isn’t a deal—it’s a temporary pause in a fight that should never have been paused. If we’re serious about restoring America’s greatness, we need more of Trump’s boldness and less of the globalist surrender that’s become Washington’s favorite pastime.
