Staff Reports
President Trump is on a mission, and he’s got the globalists shaking in their boots. With a bold stand on trade, Trump has turned tariffs into a powerhouse of U.S. economic strategy. The billions of dollars pouring into the U.S. coffers prove what we’ve known all along: America can win when it stands strong. While the left cries doom and gloom, inflation concerns have been slapped down. This isn’t just a win—it’s a triumph in the battlefield of global trade.
The left loves to moan about how tariffs could hurt the little guy. Yet, have they looked at the numbers? Revenue from these tariffs keeps climbing while our economy remains steady. It’s time to call out the liberal hypocrisy. They’re awfully silent when American workers benefit from policies they spent years demonizing. Free trade sounds nice and all, but let’s face it—it’s been a one-way street leading jobs out of America. Trump is changing that.
In a world where globalists want America to apologize for its power, Trump’s strategy is unapologetic. His tariff plan pushes back against the unfair trade practices that have left our factories empty for too long. Businesses are coming back, and so are the jobs. What’s more, these measures haven’t led to the sky-high prices liberals warned us about. Maybe it’s time they admit a strong America doesn’t rely on selling out to foreign interests.
Trump bullish on tariffs as billions in revenue pour in and inflation remains in check https://t.co/nKjHAmrthp pic.twitter.com/hAwqDEKgey
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) July 11, 2025
What’s the left’s answer to these successes? More taxes and regulations, the very chains that have stifled American growth. Instead of embracing strategies that work, they cling to outdated ideas that keep us begging for scraps at the globalists’ table. Trump’s model? It’s simple and effective: trust in American talent and grit.
As the billion-dollar revenue continues to flow, and inflation stays under control, one has to wonder, do Americans want leaders who put foreign elites first, or do we want someone who fights for the American worker? President Trump clearly knows which choice is right. Isn’t it time the rest of Washington caught up?
