Staff Reports
America’s space program isn’t some playground for billionaires who secretly bankroll Democrats and pretend to be patriots. Jared Isaacman, a self-styled “right-leaning moderate” and big-time donor to Chuck Schumer and the Democrat Senate Majority PAC, learned this lesson the hard way when President Trump pulled his nomination to lead NASA. It wasn’t about some petty feud with Elon Musk, as Isaacman would like you to believe. No, the Trump administration did what any sane America-first leader would do: refuse to put a Democrat donor in charge of America’s space ambitions.
Isaacman’s cash trail reads like a liberal wishlist. Hundreds of thousands funneled to Democrat heavyweights who want to undermine everything Trump stands for. His claim that he’s a conservative is laughable when dollars speak louder than words. The White House officials nailed it perfectly — they don’t confirm Schumer donors in their ranks. It’s a basic standard. Why in the world would we want someone bankrolling the very people who want to destroy our country’s values leading NASA? This isn’t some cozy club where money talks, no matter what party you claim to support. It’s about loyalty to America, plain and simple.
And let’s not ignore the fact that Isaacman’s friendship with Elon Musk has been weaponized as some excuse to dismiss valid criticism. Musk’s spat with Trump might be loud and messy, but slapping a NASA nomination on a guy who’s been buying favor with Democrats is a bad idea regardless. Trump clearly saw through this ploy. The real story here is how so many in the elite class think they can straddle the line — play both sides while poking the conservative coalition in the eye. Isaacman got caught with his hands in the Democrat cookie jar, and Trump rightfully ended the party.
WH: Jared Isaacman's NASA Nom Pulled Over Democrat Donationshttps://t.co/KEfZOrfaMa
— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) June 7, 2025
What’s truly infuriating is the way the left wallows in hypocrisy. They demand unity and bipartisanship, yet they bankroll enemies of the right and expect us to turn a blind eye. This episode is another glaring example of the swamp trying to swallow every conservative victory. The Trump administration’s move sends a strong message: no more backdoor deals, no more Democrat donors masquerading as patriots, no more muddied loyalties in positions that affect our national security and future in space.
If America ever hopes to be first in space, it can’t afford weak leadership beholden to anti-American forces disguised as moderates. It’s time to cut the cord on phony conservatives with hidden agendas. The question isn’t whether Trump made the right call—it’s how many more Judas goats are lurking, ready to sell out our nation for a political payday. Are we going to let them steer the ship as we aim for the stars, or are we going to stand firm and put America first in space and here at home?
