Staff Reports
Vice President JD Vance showed up at Union Station in Washington DC yesterday and drove liberal protesters absolutely crazy. The protesters were there screaming and chanting while Vance calmly thanked the National Guard and police for their amazing work. It was a beautiful sight to see our Vice President standing strong against the angry mob.
Trump’s crime crackdown is already working like magic. In just nine days, violent crime has dropped by a whopping 35 percent in the nation’s capital. That’s what real leadership looks like, folks.
Vance didn’t back down from the screaming liberals for one second. He called them exactly what they are – crazy protesters who hate law and order. While they threw their tantrum, he stayed focused on praising our brave men and women in uniform.
The Vice President made a great point about how much safer Union Station has become. He used to bring his kids there and they got screamed at by violent vagrants and drug addicts. Now the only people screaming are whiny liberals who can’t stand seeing America win again.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller were there too. They watched the protesters make fools of themselves while real Americans celebrated safer streets. The contrast couldn’t be more clear.
For years, Union Station was filled with homeless criminals, drug users, and mentally ill people threatening families. Decent Americans couldn’t even visit their own capital without fear. Those days are over thanks to President Trump’s tough policies.
Now instead of dangerous criminals terrorizing families, we just have some angry liberals yelling at politicians. As Vance said, that’s a very worthwhile trade to make. Our cities belong to law-abiding Americans, not violent thugs.
This is what happens when conservatives take charge and actually solve problems instead of making excuses. While Democrats coddle criminals, Trump and Vance are making America safe again for hardworking families who deserve to enjoy their beautiful cities in peace.
