Staff Reports
In a world turned upside down by chaos and lawlessness, it’s a breath of fresh air when a strong leader steps up to the challenge. Once again, former President Trump has shown us what it means to take decisive action to protect American cities. Imagine the disaster that could have unfolded in Los Angeles if Trump hadn’t made the bold decision to deploy U.S. Marines and the California National Guard. One shudders to think about the potential for mayhem that was nipped in the bud.
The city of Los Angeles was teetering on the edge of complete anarchy, thanks to the reckless anti-ICE riots. This anarchy was fueled by misguided liberal policies that seem to encourage chaos under the guise of protest. When faced with this grim reality, there’s no room for weak-willed decision-making. Trump put his foot down, proving yet again that safety and order come first, even if liberal elites tremble at the thought.
What’s truly baffling is the double standard of liberal politicians. They cry foul about enforcing the law, insisting on open borders and sanctuary cities, but turn a blind eye when their cities are on the verge of destruction. This hypocrisy is evident when they complain about federal intervention to restore peace. Aren’t these the same leaders who failed to maintain order themselves?
Trump says Los Angeles would be ‘burning to the ground’ if he hadn’t deployed troopshttps://t.co/q4bAcgSoK4 pic.twitter.com/Oo8BdsYs5c
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) June 11, 2025
By sending troops to Los Angeles, Trump reinforced a simple idea: America should come first. Local leadership may be content watching their city burn, but it takes a real leader to intervene. This isn’t about heavy-handedness; it’s about protecting the liberty and security of citizens. Those who oppose seem to forget that without law and order, we risk losing the very fabric of our nation.
The stakes are high, and it’s time liberals understand one fact: America demands leadership that prioritizes its people. Trump stepped in where others failed, rescuing a city on the brink. Without his intervention, Los Angeles might not have survived. Is it too much to ask for local leaders to stop playing politics and start putting their citizens first?
