Staff Reports
The Biden administration is at it again, playing international games while ignoring America’s own backyard. They’re ready to cut a deal with Ukraine over rare-earth minerals, a move that shows just how deep their globalist agenda runs. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that a deal could be signed as soon as Wednesday if Ukraine agrees. But let’s unpack what this really means for hardworking Americans.
Rare-earth minerals are essential for our technology and defense industries. They power everything from smartphones to fighter jets. Yet here we are, ready to hand over control and make Ukraine the gatekeeper of our crucial resources. It’s a slap in the face to American miners and manufacturers who deserve the chance to reclaim our industry’s independence from foreign influence.
This is not just an economic issue. It’s a national security risk. By relying on a volatile region for vital minerals, we’re inviting instability. The liberals in charge seem blind to the fact that Ukraine is often embroiled in political chaos. They’re too busy flaunting their globalist credentials to see the danger right in front of them.
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— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) April 30, 2025
Meanwhile, American miners struggle to compete as bureaucratic red tape stifles resource development right here at home. Liberals moan about environmental concerns while ignoring the fact that relying on foreign supplies does nothing to help. Their hypocrisy knows no bounds. Environmental regulations abroad are often far weaker, yet they’d rather export our economy and pollution rather than develop solutions within our borders.
This mineral deal is just another chapter in the liberal agenda of eroding American sovereignty. When will we start putting the interests of American workers and national security first? Will this administration ever prioritize Main Street over their globalist, pie-in-the-sky ideals?
