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NASA has revealed that former President Donald Trump had to step in to rescue two American astronauts stranded in space for nearly a year, following a debacle that can only be attributed to the inept leadership of the Biden administration. Astronauts Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Sunita “Suni” Williams made their dramatic return to Earth last week aboard a SpaceX Dragon capsule, finishing an ill-fated mission that was originally slated for a mere eight days but turned into a year-long space odyssey. This unnecessary length of time spent in orbit has all the hallmarks of Joe Biden’s administration: a blend of poor decision-making and politics before safety.
The original plan was for these two astronauts to launch aboard Boeing’s Starliner. However, everything went wrong; thruster failures and helium leaks meant the capsule was forced to retreat without them on board. While Elon Musk generously offered to get them back home, the Biden administration, in what can only be described as political grandstanding, refused his help. This refusal not only endangered American heroes but showcased a troubling tendency to prioritize partisan politics over the safety of astronauts in distress.
The left quickly launched into a frenzy of damage control after the astronauts returned safely, spinning narratives to downplay the situation. Some networks retorted that the astronauts were never actually stranded, while former astronaut Scott Kelly, brother of Senator Mark Kelly, insisted that the duo “always had a ride home.” If that’s really the case, one must wonder why it took them almost an entire year to return.
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— Matt Margolis (@mattmargolis) March 25, 2025
NASA has since confirmed that the astronauts would not have returned to Earth at all were it not for Trump’s intervention. A spokesperson for NASA publicly credited Trump with the successful rescue of Wilmore and Williams. This acknowledgment isn’t just good news for Trump; it highlights that a return to competent leadership can produce tangible results, especially in high-stakes situations like space missions. And with the launch of Trump’s ambitious space agenda looming, the need for capable leadership in NASA has never been clearer.
In a push for further advancements, the confirmation of Jared Isaacman as NASA administrator is on the horizon. Isaacman, a successful entrepreneur, has backing from numerous Republican governors who recognize his capability to drive ambitious initiatives. As these governors voiced their support to Senate committee chairman Ted Cruz, their intentions were clear: a mandate for a bold new direction in space exploration — one that aligns with Trump’s vision.
With the recent events, it’s apparent that the Biden administration has much to learn about national leadership and prioritizing American interests. As NASA prepares to “get the ball rolling” post-astronaut rescue, one thing remains clear: under Trump’s leadership, American astronauts will have the safety and support needed to achieve greatness in the final frontier.
