Staff Reports
Donald Trump is handing Americans another big win, and of course, the liberal media won’t give him any credit. While D.C. Democrats waste time on witch hunts, Trump’s administration is out there closing major deals. This time, it’s Taiwan that’s saying “yes” to American goods, taking a hard look at the world stage and betting on U.S. strength.
With this new deal, Taiwan is dropping nearly all tariffs on American products. You read that right—almost no barriers will stand in the way of American businesses. That’s more American beef, more American cars, more American-made products making their way onto Taiwanese shelves. Meanwhile, the U.S. is dropping its own tariffs on its goods, but only to 15%. That’s tough bargaining. Trump’s team put America’s interests first, showing the world what real negotiation looks like.
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And here’s the real kicker—the radical globalists and Biden’s buddies have spent years bowing down to foreign interests. They always say “free trade” means America has to be the doormat of the world. Well, not anymore. Trump flipped the script. Taiwan needs us more than we need them. This deal proves it. U.S. workers and farmers get a fair shake for once. Not a bad day for the American heartland after years of being ignored by the elites.
Let’s not forget, liberals have always pushed for “fairness,” but when America wins, they claim there’s a problem. They said Trump would start trade wars, cripple farmers, and destroy our alliances. Yet, deal after deal proves their fear-mongering is nothing but hot air. Unlike Obama and his cronies, who apologized for everything American, Trump’s White House puts our flag front and center—where it belongs.
So while the global elite sip wine and fret over “international norms,” this administration is out there doing what matters: making Americans stronger, richer, and prouder. Taiwan agreed to play ball on our terms. That’s leadership. Maybe it’s time Democrats stop apologizing and start taking notes. Or are they really that afraid of America coming first?
