Staff Reports
The chaos unleashed by Joe Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan was a national embarrassment. Not only did it damage America’s standing on the world stage, it also tragically cost the lives of thirteen brave service members. Yet the real low point came when Biden, somberly checking his watch as the fallen heroes’ coffins were unloaded, practically turned the solemn occasion into a spectacle of disrespect. When presidents find new ways to dishonor their own service members, it’s safe to say the bar has officially been set lower than the Mariana Trench.
Biden’s handling of the situation didn’t stop there. During heartfelt meetings with the families of the deceased, he somehow saw this as the right moment to inject his own familial grief into the mix, dragging his late son Beau into the conversation. The bereaved families, seeking solace, were instead met with an unsolicited reminder of his own loss, likely leaving them feeling more frustrated than comforted. Questions of honor and integrity are thrown to the wind when the man in charge can’t keep his ego in check.
Then came the much-anticipated arrival of Donald Trump on the national security front. This marked a pivotal moment for the United States, as Trump replaced a presidency riddled with incompetence with a renewed commitment to getting results. While many touted his border policies as the hallmark of his tenure, the real story was a robust shift in how America responded to threats, especially from those who would like nothing more than to harm U.S. interests and citizens.
In a dramatic appearance during his first Joint Session of Congress, Trump announced that the mastermind of a deadly bombing was en route to face American justice. The thrill of such news was palpable—an unambiguous reaffirmation of American strength not seen during Biden’s tenure. On that plane returning with the captured terrorist was Seb Gorka, Trump’s senior director for counterterrorism, ready to ensure that the worst of the worst would feel the full weight of American resolve.
Thank you President Trump. And thank God for President Trump.
Gorka Reveals What Trump Told Him to Do With an ISIS Terrorist Camp: 'Kill Them, Kill Them Now' https://t.co/Zl2cBjaWF3
— Rob (@Rob35965212) March 6, 2025
As Gorka recounted the events leading to the successful apprehension of the terrorist known as Jafar, he provided a stark contrast with the previous administration’s timid approach. Rather than hanging back with surveillance and bureaucracy, Trump’s decisiveness shone through. When Gorka placed a map on the Resolute Desk revealing an ISIS camp that had been under watch, it sparked an immediate and straightforward reaction from Trump: simply put, it was time to act. The president’s response was refreshingly clear—no holding back; just the directive to eliminate the threat without unnecessary delay. Within hours, a camp turned to ashes, showing that America under Trump took threats seriously in ways that the previous administration could only dream of.
This is the type of strong leadership that restores confidence in America’s resolve to combat terrorism. As it becomes increasingly clear, there is indeed a new sheriff in town—and he’s making sure that America’s enemies fear the consequences of their actions. Each day brings more victories, and the contrast between the assertive approach of Trump and the feeble tactics of Biden is emerging as one of the most significant narratives of our time. The battle against radicalism is ongoing, but the framework established by Trump promises to combat that threat head-on, ensuring that the sacrifices of brave Americans are honored with decisive action.
