Staff Reports
Donald Trump does it again. The former president, often reviled by the media and the left for his straightforward, America-first approach, has managed to turn even the most hardened critics into unlikely admirers. Case in point: Obama’s ex-ambassador to Russia is suddenly praising Trump’s shrewdness in orchestrating a strategic peace summit. Now, if one of Obama’s top guys can see the brilliance in Trump’s moves, why can’t the rest of the liberal elite?
This weekend in Alaska, Trump met with Russian President Vladimir Putin, an encounter that had the usual liberal voices brimming with criticism. Fast forward to Monday, and Trump’s genius shows itself with a White House gathering bringing together the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and key European leaders. This bold move instantly shifted the narrative to unity and potential peace. Even the liberal media couldn’t help but notice the “NATO-like arrangement” that emerged—a solution Trump haters claimed was impossible.
This is bullshit. They came because they were invited. They each praised him and thanked him for forging peace. The NATO Secretary General said they were all friends and allies and called President Trump amazing, not once , but twice. Watch for yourself. pic.twitter.com/qBr9hBLdwz
— CuriousAmerican (@CuriousAmerikan) August 19, 2025
But here’s the kicker. The very ambassador who spent the previous days trashing Trump had to backtrack when faced with the obvious. Bringing these leaders together was “brilliant.” Thanks to Trump’s savvy, the conversation turned towards ending the conflict in Ukraine, all while suggesting much-needed security guarantees. Tell me, who else but Trump could pull the strings like that and have the liberal mouthpieces contradicting themselves?
It’s almost laughable watching the liberal elite stumble over their own words. They couldn’t stop screaming about Trump’s so-called weakness, projecting doom by looking back at Obama’s own failed endeavors. Remember, this is the same crowd that botched the Crimea situation under Obama’s watch—events that ignited the current crisis. Now they find themselves cornered, unable to dodge the fact that Trump’s approach showed actual progress—something they were incapable of achieving themselves.
The bottom line here is clear. Trump’s ability to lead and broker peace is forcing the left, whether they like it or not, to acknowledge his skill. Maybe, just maybe, it’s time for the globalist saps and their accomplices in the media to stop whining and watch. Trump knows how to get things done. It’s something his critics might never understand, but it’s right there, unfolding before their eyes. Isn’t it time to wonder what else they’re getting wrong?
