Staff Reports
In a bold and unapologetic move, President Trump has upped the ante against Russian President Vladimir Putin. True to his style, Trump refuses to dance around the issue. He goes straight for the jugular, accusing Putin of dishonesty and playing dirty. This is especially crucial now. The war in Ukraine, already three years long, needs a solution that ends the suffering and restores peace.
Liberals love to paint Russia as a misunderstood victim, but Trump knows better. If it looks like a bear and growls like a bear, it’s probably not a cuddly teddy. Putin has been pulling the wool over too many eyes for too long. It’s about time someone called him out without flinching. Trump, despite his critics, seems to be the only one willing to face Putin head-on.
Trump escalates criticism of Putin as he seeks to resume weapons shipments to Ukrainehttps://t.co/kiQbuRknTS pic.twitter.com/2w7UnDUu8D
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) July 9, 2025
As Trump seeks to restart weapons shipments to Ukraine, his critics will undoubtedly throw their tired clichés around. They’ll whine about escalation, they’ll blather about diplomacy. But how much longer do we wait for Putin to keep his end of the bargain? The man talks about peace but does the complete opposite. It’s classic deception, plain as day for anyone willing to see it.
It’s astonishing how the mainstream media and liberal elites turn a blind eye to the suffering of the Ukrainian people just to avoid criticizing Russia. Here is a country trying to defend its sovereignty, and liberals would rather cozy up to globalist ideals than support real action. Maybe they should look up “injustice” in the dictionary before parroting their peace-loving rhetoric.
Trump is right to stand up and fight for what’s genuine and just. Deception must be met head-on; weapons need to be sent to Ukraine to defend against this blatant aggression. Who will hold the line against tyranny if not us? The heartfelt question remains: how much longer must Ukraine endure while the world dillydallies on empty promises?
