Donald Trump has now cemented his place in history as one of America’s greatest presidents. The only thing more shocking than a freshman politician luring the North Koreans to the negotiating table and getting them to agree to denuclearization is the treasonous hypocrisy of the president’s opponents.
The inability of the fake news media, the Never-Trump fake “conservatives” and a majority of liberals to give credit where credit is due, is truly staggering. It’s a good reminder that these people hate America and do not want our nation to succeed. With that in mind, they need to be kept out of power forever.
Even some of the president’s supporters have been thrown into doubt because of the magnitude of the North Korean summit. Think about how many articles on the summit have you read from Trump supporters this week that have the added caveat: “BUT OF COURSE, NORTH KOREA HAS A HORRIBLE TRACK RECORD, SO WE’LL JUST HAVE TO SEE HOW THIS GOES!” Where is the optimism, folks? Stop hedging your bets and go “all in” for the winning team! It’s more fun on this side of the fence.
Our manufacturing sector is coming back, our taxes have been lowered, the unemployment rate is the lowest it’s been since 1973. The wind is at our backs. The lion, our champion, is leading America from the front. The adults are in charge again. Rejoice! Believe in what is possible once again!
On that note: Oh, you poor little fake Republicans.
If President Trump cured childhood leukemia tomorrow, Never-Trumpers like Ben Shapiro and Bill Kristol would weep for the cancer researchers that the heartless Trump has put out of business, wailing on Twitter, “That’s not who we are!” It must be haunting for the Littlest Chicken Hawk and Cruise Captain Kristol to look in the mirror every morning and realize that the American people now think the frizzy-haired guy from the History Channel’s Ancient Aliens has more credibility than they do.
If the Democrats win in November, Ben and Bill will be the first to volunteer to wade through the mass graves and pick the jewelry off the corpses of Trump supporters.
Shapiro immediately claimed that the document signed by President Trump and Kim Jong Un is weak. This is the kind of vapid stupidity that we see from someone who isn’t old enough to know about… well, most of human history, let alone recent history.
Think back to Reykjavik in 1986. Ronald Reagan met in Iceland with the General Secretary of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev, in hopes of de-escalating the nuclear arms race between the world’s two super powers. Not only was a document not signed at the end of the talks – the talks collapsed completely with no agreement reached at all.
It would take another year before the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty would be agreed on and signed. This is how foreign policy talks between hostile nations typically go, if they go anywhere at all.
The Korean civil war started in 1950. In the ensuing 68 years, North and South Korea have sat down to talk to each other four times. Only four, even though they share a common ancestry, language, culture and customs. No American president has ever sat down to meet with a Korean leader.
Was the historic document signed by President Trump and Kim Jong Un weak? Try telling that to the 6,000 American families who will finally have the remains of their beloved soldiers repatriated. Kim agreed to the rapid denuclearization of North Korea – with a full compliance goal of just two years, according to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. North Korea’s main missile test site will be destroyed.
In exchange, President Trump has suspended a few joint military exercises with South Korea. All US sanctions against North Korea will remain in place until full compliance with the above objectives is reached.
If Trump pulls this off, the deal will be complete and fully realized, smack-dab in the middle of the 2020 election season. Good luck to Pocahontas, Lindsey Graham, the CEO of Starbucks, Hillary Clinton’s brain in a jar and whoever else the Democrats decide to run against Trump! The Democrats are liable to run Keith Ellison as a placeholder in 2020 if President Trump succeeds in Korea.
Never-Trumpers and the mainstream media call that agreement weak. They claim that Kim has “hoodwinked” the inexperienced and bumbling Trump. Thank God President Trump is not a foreign policy expert, because these are major concessions that no previous president has been able to get a foreign despot to agree to, without first winning a war against them.
President Trump is dictating terms to the North Koreans as if he’s already turned a couple of their major cities into smoking piles of rubble. At the same time, he showed them a possibility of the future that should be irresistible. Hotels, condos and golf courses on the beaches of North Korea? Sign us up!
A word needs to be said about Little Rocket Man as well. The media loved Kim Jong Un a few months ago when he was still ostensibly America’s enemy, but now he is suddenly a hated foe once again. Kim is a young leader who inherited his despotic family’s dynasty. If he sets aside his own power for the betterment of the Korean people – well, that is the sort of stuff that history’s heroes are made of. If he follows through – and it looks like he will at this point – he will deserve to share a peace prize with President Trump.
Here’s one final thing to note about the anti-Trump hysteria. Michelle Wolf, the unfunny comedienne who insulted Sarah Sanders and other women in the Executive branch at the White House Correspondents Dinner, was rewarded for her anti-Trumpianism with her own Netflix show.
She polled her liberal audience on a recent episode, asking if they secretly hope that the peace talks fail so that they won’t have to give credit to President Trump. 71% of liberals said yes.
Let that sink in for a minute. A huge majority of the president’s opponents would prefer a war in which hundreds of thousands of people lose their lives, rather than give credit to President Trump for bringing about peace.
At least President Trump knows what he’s up against. During the press conference after the historic signing agreement with Kim Jong Un, Mr. Trump called on a Time magazine reporter. But before he would let the reporter ask a question, Trump asked if Time was going to put him on the cover once again. Now that’s funny!
