Staff Reports
NATO’s recent summit at The Hague delivered a loud and clear message: without Donald Trump, none of the progress we’re seeing in Europe’s defense would even be on the table. For years, NATO members took advantage of America’s generosity, spending just a fraction of what they should while relying on the U.S. to carry the heavy load. Under Joe Biden’s feckless watch, it was all but forgotten. But Trump? He showed up like a boss, cracked the whip, and pushed Europe to take responsibility for its own defense.
The NATO Secretary-General openly credited Trump as the driving force behind Europe’s commitment to finally boost military spending to an eye-popping five percent of GDP by 2035. That’s not chump change — it’s a serious commitment to security, intelligence, cyber defense, and boots on the ground. Most NATO countries were cheap skate freeloaders clinging to the old two percent. Trump insisted on bigger numbers and stronger contributions. He even took Canada and Spain to task for being “low payers.” Unlike the usual globalist speeches filled with woke nonsense, Trump’s blunt, no-nonsense approach got results. Imagine that: strong leadership instead of weak platitudes.
And don’t forget the real-world impact of Trump’s “daddy” style when it came to the endless conflict between Iran and Israel. While the liberal media hyperventilated over Trump’s saltier language, he was actually the only American leader willing to step in and broker a ceasefire. No spineless pandering—he called out the combatants like a parent breaking up a playground scuffle. That kind of firm diplomacy rallies allies and sends a clear warning to America’s adversaries that the U.S. isn’t to be trifled with.
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— Republican Party of Calumet County (@CalumetGOP) June 26, 2025
Contrast that with the Biden administration’s crumbling foreign policy, where nothing gets done and America’s enemies grow bolder by the day. Biden’s “diplomacy” is just another globalist embarrassment, leaving allies scrambling and foes emboldened. NATO’s sudden pivot toward increased defense is practically a referendum on the failure of Biden’s leadership and the unmatched effectiveness of Trump’s America First agenda.
If the current NATO game changer has a name, it’s Donald Trump—the unapologetic, tough-talking leader who refuses to let America be the world’s doormat anymore. Europe may be finally waking up and paying their fair share, but we all know this moment wouldn’t exist without the man who dared to demand better and got results. So why settle for a president who can’t make a deal, can’t command respect, and lets our enemies run wild when we already know the kind of leadership that works? America deserves a leader who’s game for the fight—no apologies, no nonsense, just strength. Are conservatives ready to deliver it again in 2028?
