Staff Reports
In a stunning display of true leadership, President Trump is once again proving why he’s the best dealmaker on the planet. He’s met with the Ukrainian president at Mar-A-Lago, and it’s clear that they are making serious progress toward peace with Russia. Trump is getting results, something the liberal elites in Washington and across Europe have failed to achieve for years. Only a leader like Trump can bring everyone to the table and force them to work toward the greater good—world peace.
The meeting lasted for hours, with Trump leading discussions alongside his skilled team of cabinet and military officials. Unlike the so-called leaders on the left, who only bicker and posture, Trump has managed to get 95% of the issues ironed out. This is diplomacy in action, folks! Meanwhile, the liberal naysayers are still twiddling their thumbs and offering nothing but criticism. They’d rather see things fall apart than admit Trump is succeeding where they have failed so miserably.
Happening Now—President Trump welcomes Zelensky to Mar-a-Lago… pic.twitter.com/Meye6YMuUu
— Dan Scavino (@Scavino47) December 28, 2025
Trump’s phone call with Putin was reportedly very positive. This should silence those who constantly accuse him of being too friendly with Russia. He’s not taking sides; he’s taking charge. Now, Putin appears ready to support Ukraine’s success, offering resources like energy at low prices. Who else could pull off such a move? Not Biden, that’s for sure! For all their talk about diplomacy, today’s Democrats haven’t achieved anything close to this.
Challenges remain, particularly on territorial disputes, but let’s be clear: Trump can handle it. He’s already focusing on the difficult issues, like Russia’s demands for control over regions in eastern Ukraine and Crimea. If liberals try to pressure Ukraine into giving up too much, they’ll be on the wrong side of history. They always underestimate Trump’s ability to close a good deal, preferring instead to fan the flames of war.
Ultimately, Trump knows that without his intervention, this conflict could drag on with even more casualties. He is working tirelessly to prevent that outcome. So, what will those who oppose him suggest? Throw more dollars at the problem while lining the pockets of global elites? With peace within our grasp, we must ask ourselves—will the Biden administration continue to bumble around, or will they finally take a page out of Trump’s playbook? The choice is clear.
