Staff Reports
In a bold and refreshing move, Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna from Florida is headed straight to El Salvador. Her mission? To shake hands with President Nayib Bukele and bring back some sanity to U.S.-Salvadoran relations, a gesture starkly contrasting the misguided liberal escapades we’ve seen lately. It appears some Democrats are more interested in cozying up with dangerous cartel members than in taking a clear stand against crime and chaos. Yes, it’s bizarre but unfortunately not surprising.
Luna is proving to be a much-needed force in today’s political landscape. While certain Democrats gallivant south of the border, sipping margaritas with known criminals, Luna intends to reaffirm America’s commitment to securing its borders and fighting against the gang-related violence that plagues both nations. This isn’t just about shaking hands; it’s about fostering real partnerships and alliances that speak to American values—safety, freedom, and national pride.
I am honored to accept a personal invitation to meet with President Bukele.
Unlike Senator Van Hollen, who drank margaritas with a cartel member, I’ll be focused on strengthening the partnership between our nations, advancing shared commitments to safety, freedom, and national… pic.twitter.com/9AsPsYczQU
— Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (@RepLuna) April 22, 2025
With Luna at the helm, the Congressional El Salvador Caucus, a group dedicated to promoting better understanding and stronger ties between the U.S. and El Salvador, is taking crucial steps toward enhancing bilateral relations. This is more than diplomacy; it’s an effort to safeguard the American people and align with leaders who are committed to rooting out corruption and criminal activity.
Every conservative knows that without firm policies and direct actions, we risk descending into lawlessness. For too long, liberals have ignored growing threats on our southern doorstep, preferring to don their rose-colored glasses and endlessly debate “human rights” while ignoring the rights of law-abiding citizens to live in peace and security. Luna’s visit is a rallying cry to awaken from the slumber of liberal lethargy and act in the best interest of Americans.
This visit is more than diplomatic—it’s a statement. It’s a rallying cry against the liberal inconsistencies and their anti-American rhetoric masked under the guise of diplomacy. Luna’s trip is evidence that the U.S. still has leaders who are unafraid to stand firm against globalism and for the American people. The question remains: How much longer will the left continue to play politics instead of prioritizing American safety and sovereignty?
