Staff Reports
In a bold move against narco-terrorists, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has taken the bull by the horns. While liberals twiddle their thumbs and sip lattes, the Trump administration is out in the world getting things done. Rubio’s visit to Ecuador is a step toward restoring law and order in a region overrun by violent criminal gangs. When others look the other way, this administration steps in with strength, ready to stamp out the illegal activities of groups such as Los Choneros and Los Lobos. Who needs more ineffective policies when we can lead with action?
Now, let’s talk about some inconvenient truths. Ecuador once stood as a beacon of peace in South America, but thanks to organized crime and a flood of troublemakers, it’s now engulfed in violence. Narco-terrorists have transformed this nation into a dangerous hotspot for drug trafficking. And guess what? That chaos doesn’t just stay there—it spills over our borders, affects our economy, and destabilizes our security. But don’t expect the bleeding hearts on the left to admit this or do anything about it.
Marco Rubio: “The President of the U.S. is going to wage war on narco-terrorist organizations.” Trump orders strike in intl waters, 11 KIA, none spared. Cartels won’t flood America with poison anymore. #LawAndOrder #BorderSecurity pic.twitter.com/rchtf7Ny1t
— Ramon (@ramon72pr) September 3, 2025
Rubio isn’t pulling any punches. He identified these criminals as not just drug traffickers but true terrorists. Mass migration and illegal drugs don’t just threaten Ecuador; they’re gnawing at the very fabric of American society. Pouring billions into foreign aid may not have worked in the past, but smart, targeted actions, like the programs Rubio has detailed, are aimed at genuinely supporting our hemispheric allies to combat this plague.
Flimsy international bodies like the UN might balk at our methods, but why should we listen to a bunch of bureaucrats who have consistently failed to put America first? Trump and Rubio are not in the business of asking for permission when it comes to safeguarding the homeland. While liberals entertain foolish illusions of diplomacy with devils, we’ve got our eyes on practical, effective alliances that stop threats in their tracks.
The question isn’t whether this administration will make America safer—it’s why the left isn’t cheering for it. Could it be they’re more concerned with virtue signaling than with tackling real problems that affect real people? Patriots know what’s at stake, and this administration isn’t afraid to make the tough calls. If that rubs some people the wrong way, well, maybe they should stop siding with those who’d tear down our country.
