Staff Reports
In a world where technology should make us more connected, AT&T managed to prove that sometimes, the most epic failures are engineered by the liberal globalists running America’s big corporations. When President Donald Trump attempted a nationwide conference call with faith leaders, AT&T couldn’t even get the basics right. That’s what you get when your priority is pleasing the woke crowd rather than your loyal customers.
President Trump, who needs no introduction when it comes to setting the record straight, didn’t waste time calling out AT&T’s incompetence on Truth Social. Faith leaders waited. Trump’s patience wore thin. Anybody who understands the essence of real leadership knows that when the equipment fails, it’s not just a technical glitch—it’s a poor reflection of priorities. If only AT&T were more focused on reliable service rather than pushing a globalist agenda which, let’s face it, serves anyone but the American people.
The liberals love to scream diversity, equity, and inclusion, even when customer service is being sacrificed on the altar of progressiveness. If AT&T could devote just half of their virtue-signaling resources to improving tech infrastructure, issues like this could be relegated to history. But somehow, poor service is where we are left, while the corporate bigwigs laugh all the way to their cushy meetings.
Trump Hilariously Roasts Major Phone Carrier After It Can't 'Get Its Act Together' for Conference Callhttps://t.co/ap6gvrJ4Jw
— RedState (@RedState) June 30, 2025
Social media, ever quick on the uptake, responded by mocking this monumental fail. Users envisioned the imageless boss of AT&T frantically trying to connect wires while millions await connection. If anyone still doubts why Trump resonates with Americans, moments like these underline why he stands firm against ineptitude masquerading as progress.
Trump’s statement isn’t just a roast—it’s a clarion call to arms. Why should America settle for subpar when greatness is the goal? Corporate America better take note. If they can’t step up to the plate, they can expect no nods from Main Street. Will AT&T fix their act, or is this what we can expect from their so-called “service”? Only time will tell, but for now, seems like it’s time to hang up on them.
