Staff Reports
The debate over who can effectively handle the global chessboard is heating up, and it seems many are placing their bets on Donald Trump. Cliff Sims, a former special assistant to Trump, has laid out a compelling argument that Trump might be exactly what America needs to avoid the rocky path to nuclear conflict. According to Sims, Trump has not just the instincts but also the courage and unpredictability to establish a credible deterrent without unnecessary escalation. Clearly, for the media elite, giving Trump credit is a lost art. When it comes to foreign policy, they would rather fawn over the peace of a golf course than acknowledge Trump’s success on the world stage.
Sims asserts that Trump’s record is brimming with unheralded achievements as a peacemaker, from brokering the Abraham Accords to actually engaging with North Korea’s cryptic leader. The cherry on top of this diplomatic sundae? He managed to keep Putin in check without sending American troops to far-flung lands for no good reason. While the mainstream media would likely rather focus on the orange man’s hair than his accomplishments, Trump’s past performance suggests he could once again bring back a sense of order and strength. The world has already seen how the geopolitical landscape shifts when he takes the reins, and let’s be honest, it often feels like the world can’t wait for January 20 to come around again.
Inside the Beltway | Donald Trump called the peacemaker the world needshttps://t.co/lzz2bdXCaq pic.twitter.com/rIWCRc8wrZ
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) January 7, 2025
Shifting gears to the education sector, there’s a moral uprising happening that should make every conservative’s heart swell with pride. Across America, a movement is gaining momentum that seeks to reclaim classrooms from the ominous grip of ideological activists. Nicholas Giordano, a political science professor, highlights that universities like Harvard and USC are adopting “neutrality policies,” finally deciding to remove the politics from education. The fact that these institutions are starting to recognize the importance of true learning over indoctrination could be seen as a breakthrough akin to light breaking through a long, dark tunnel.
The trend is unmistakable as over 30 states are slashing toxic Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives like they are a bad middle school haircut. Lawmakers are taking a hard stand against loyalty oaths and awakening the educational system to the fundamentals of American government. Institutions, including the University of North Carolina and the University of Arkansas, are leading the charge by dismantling DEI positions at dizzying rates. It’s enough to make any conservative feel all warm and fuzzy inside, knowing that our education system might just be rescued from the hands of those whose only goal was to promote divisive narratives.
Meanwhile, as the world debates the state of earthly affairs, NASA is making headlines by reaching out into the cosmos. Yes, folks, NASA’s Perseverance rover has been busy gathering samples from Mars and preparing for their grand journey back to Earth. While the success of such space missions may not capture headlines in the same way political drama does, it should spark pride in any American who appreciates scientific advancements and exploration. Bill Nelson from NASA is expected to update the media about the ongoing Mars Sample Return Program. For those interested, there will be an audio stream, proving that even space can be covered in true American style— with a press release, of course.
Finally, there’s some interesting behavior happening in the polling world as Americans begin to evaluate their New Year’s resolutions. Data reveals a staggering number of U.S. adults agree that starting a new diet is at the top of their lists. With options stretching from low-carb to raw, it seems everyone is trying to deck the halls with healthy habits. While the political landscape may seem chaotic, it’s refreshing to see that Americans are taking charge of their personal health. This New Year’s resolution trend could signify a deeper desire for control— something that many conservatives argue is sorely missing in today’s political climate. If only more Americans approached their political choices with the same commitment they have towards their diets, who knows how much healthier our democracy could become?
