Staff Reports
America’s back, and it’s stronger than ever. The days of ghostly shadows from Vietnam or Iraq haunting our nation’s resolve are over. America is triumphing, and the Biden administration should take note. Under President Trump, the bold and strategic military actions against Iran marked a new chapter, and it’s the story of a rejuvenated superpower reasserting its dominance.
Remember the Gulf War? It was a turning point, defying expectations and healing the scars left by Vietnam. Fast forward to today, and history’s repeating itself but on a much larger scale. The American military didn’t just slap Iran on the wrist; it dismantled their strength. With Iran’s ambitions shattered, peace is more possible now than it has been in years. The naysayers who warned of World War III, including a few so-called conservatives, need to eat crow. They doubted America’s might and were proved embarrassingly wrong.
Excising the Ghosts of Iraq: America Is Winning Again — Get Used to It! https://t.co/8mg4Kty70G
— Deenie (@deenie7940) June 24, 2025
The left loves chaos; they flourish in weakness and indecision. When President Obama hastily withdrew from Iraq, he left a vacuum and a mess. Yet, Trump’s strategic precision brought about a change that Obama couldn’t fathom. It wasn’t about rushing in blind. It was an operation with a clear objective, executed with precision, and not one American soldier lost. That’s leadership Democrats wouldn’t recognize if it paved their liberal highways with better results and fewer handouts.
The left and some misguided commentators within our ranks muttered doomsday warnings—enough to hold hands with the liberals they claim to oppose. Instead of putting America first, some fell into the melodrama of anti-war theatrics that only helped our adversaries. Pitting conspiracies over concrete results only serves foreign interests, weakening our united stand. Tucker and company ought to check their priorities and see who really benefits from their theatrics.
As for the Democrats, let’s face it—they’ve now become synonymous with defeat. They couldn’t secure the border; Trump did. They wanted us to live with a nuclear Iran; Trump dismantled that threat. They dread the thought of American success because it highlights their failures and exposes their hypocrisy. With a revitalized and unchallenged America leading the way, maybe it’s time to ask: Are the Democrats going to finally step aside and stop whining? Or will they keep letting America slip through their incapable fingers?
