Here we go again, Patriots. The same Democrats who cheered when Biden abandoned Americans in Afghanistan are now attacking President Trump for actually defending our nation's interests against the Iranian terror regime.
Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA), one of the most radical anti-Trump voices in Congress, is leading the charge against the President's decisive military strikes in Iran. The far-left Democrat claims Trump violated "congressional authorities under the U.S. Constitution" and is fear-mongering about a "much bigger war."
But here's what Jayapal and her fellow Trump Derangement Syndrome sufferers don't want you to know: President Trump is doing exactly what a strong Commander-in-Chief should do - protecting American lives and interests while showing our enemies we won't be pushed around.
This is the same Pramila Jayapal who has consistently opposed strong American leadership on the world stage. She's part of the radical "Squad" mentality that would rather see America apologize than lead. These are the same Democrats who stayed silent while Biden's weakness emboldened Iran, Russia, and China.
While Jayapal cries about constitutional authority, she conveniently ignores that every president has the constitutional duty to protect American forces and interests abroad. Trump isn't starting wars - he's ending the cycle of weakness that invites aggression from our enemies.
The Iranian regime understands only one language: strength. After four years of Biden's appeasement policies that enriched Tehran's coffers and emboldened their terrorist proxies, President Trump is restoring the peace through strength doctrine that actually works.
Once again, we see the true colors of the radical left: they'd rather attack Trump than support America's security. The question every patriotic American should ask is simple - do you want a president who fights for America, or politicians like Jayapal who fight against it?
Award-winning journalist covering breaking news, politics & culture for Next News Network.
Source: Next News Network
