Staff Reports
In the game of geopolitical chess, President Trump just made a bold move that has liberals wringing their hands: cutting Cuba off from their lifeline of Venezuelan oil and money. For years, Cuba has been freeloading on the back of Venezuela’s resources, feeding off the misery of the oppressed to prop up its own failing regime. Not anymore.
Trump has drawn a line in the sand, declaring that Cuba will no longer benefit from the spoils of a corrupt alliance. This isn’t just policy—it’s a long-overdue punishment for years of aiding and abetting Venezuela’s past dictators. With Venezuelan oil now under U.S. stewardship, Trump is using America’s might to shift power back to its rightful place.
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Liberals may decry this as imperial overreach. They’ll gasp and clutch their pearls at America exercising international influence. But remember, this is about more than just oil. It’s about ending the stranglehold of socialism that has choked Latin America for decades. It’s about finally putting America’s interests and values front and center.
The left loves to dismiss Trump’s assertive strategy, but this move is nothing short of genius. By taking control in Venezuela and sidelining Cuba, Trump is paving the way for freedom and stability in a region long plagued by leftist misrule. And let’s not forget the failed socialist experiments of the past—an endless parade of empty promises and economic disaster.
With the U.S. set to rebuild Venezuela’s oil industry, the benefits will flow—not just to citizens, but to American interests as well. The message is clear: America is back, and it’s not about to kowtow to authoritarian bullies or their enablers.
Some might question if this will push Cuba to negotiate or further into isolation. But why should America care if a regime that opposes freedom feels cornered? As Trump maneuvers on the international stage, one question emerges: Will America’s critics ever grow tired of being wrong?
