Staff Reports
It’s about time America started putting its own interests first on the world stage—and President Trump is delivering in a way liberals have only dreamed of. While the left obsesses over virtue signaling and kowtowing to every special interest, Trump is out there sealing deals that pump trillions of dollars back into the American economy. This week’s historic agreement with Qatar isn’t just another flashy headline—it’s a blueprint for how real leadership looks.
A staggering $1.2 trillion in economic exchange is nothing to sneeze at. This deal, signed by Trump himself during his recent Middle East tour, locks in billions of dollars in business for Boeing, GE Aerospace, and a whole host of American companies. Qatar has agreed to buy more American-made Dreamliners than any other customer in history, making this the largest widebody order Boeing has ever seen. Translation? Tens of thousands of jobs created and sustained right here at home. This is the kind of America-first policy that Democrats always talk about but never deliver.
But the deal goes beyond just commercial aviation. There are billions lined up for defense cooperation, including cutting-edge missile defense systems and expensive drones acquired by Qatar to upgrade their military capabilities. Unlike the weak-kneed globalists in Washington, who hand out American tax dollars like candy and expect nothing in return, this administration demands real value—and they’re getting it. The United States is not only strengthening our strategic presence in a volatile region but also securing lucrative contracts that boost our defense industries and national security.
White House: Trump, Qataris Agree to $1.2 Trillion Economic Commitment https://t.co/WLzxQQtgcA via @BreitbartNews
— Elena (@helen44767171) May 15, 2025
Contrast this with the laughable attempts by liberals to engage with the Middle East. They waffle on alliances and waste taxpayer money on endless foreign aid with no strings attached. Meanwhile, Trump is putting America first, enforcing fair trade deals, and forcing foreign governments to pay their fair share in our national defense. The recent massive $142 billion arms deal with Saudi Arabia only cements this new, hard-edged approach. For once, we’re not the ones footing the bill for global security while Obama and Biden handed out empty promises and backstabs.
This is the kind of gutsy, unapologetic leadership America desperately needs. As the left bleats about equality and “global cooperation,” Trump proves that strength and pragmatism still win the day. When will the country demand more leaders willing to stand up, cut fair deals, and bring back American jobs instead of selling out the nation’s future to foreign interests? It’s clear: America doesn’t need globalists—it needs winners.
