Staff Reports
President Trump, always the fighter, took bold steps earlier this year, announcing tariffs on a range of foreign goods. These measures were met with the usual cries of outrage from the left and certain money-driven businesses. Two educational toy companies, Learning Resources and hand2mind, have now decided to take their fight to the Supreme Court, challenging Trump’s authority to impose tariffs on Chinese-made products.
These businesses argue that the president doesn’t have the right to make unilateral decisions affecting the national economy and global trade policy. All the while, they feel their profit margins pinch. But what these liberal-leaning companies overlook is the bigger picture—protecting American industry and jobs from the greedy clutches of foreign competitors.
Let’s be clear: Trump’s actions fall under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, a law designed precisely to allow a president to safeguard American interests during emergencies. And yet the liberals, along with their allies in the courts, continue their onslaught, trying to twist this legislation’s original intent.
A federal judge sided against the tariffs, yet the administration wisely sought to delay this ruling. It’s a move welcomed by anyone who cares about preserving American jobs and industry. The appeals court granted this much-needed breathing room, allowing our nation to continue stiff-arming those who prioritize global profits over national welfare.
Court of International Trade ruled against tariffs in earlier case. Who gives a shit about some left wing international court. https://t.co/upcJJw4DtG
— Ken Sparrow (@KenSparrow9) June 20, 2025
The Supreme Court is about to decide whether President Trump’s patriotic policies can finally be set free. Meanwhile, the White House remains steadfast in defending American workers. Maybe it’s time for a reality check for those who scream “tyrant” whenever Trump takes steps to actually protect the nation.
Isn’t it ironic how those so quick to dismiss Trump’s authority under the law now run to the very institutions of this country for help? Here we witness the hypocrisy at its finest. Why aren’t these self-proclaimed defenders of fairness expressing outrage against Chinese manipulation and exploitation of international trade? It’s time they answered one simple question: Who exactly do they stand for—the American worker, or foreign interests?
