A Letter from This Generation
We voted for Trump.
Not because he is perfect. He is emotional, prideful, and self-absorbed like every president before him. We voted for him because he was the only one who said out loud what we have been living through for decades. His pride might actually be our biggest asset as he is devoted to doing the job he promised to do.
We voted for the candidate the media hated most. The one who promised to end USAID, massively expand ICE with real funding that rivals the militaries of most foreign countries, send green card applicants back to their countries, stall visa holders "stranded" in their home countries waiting for interviews, and start rolling back green cards and citizenship for those who committed fraud.
We voted for the man who is exposing and prosecuting foreign fraud in hospices, childcare centers, and other programs that were draining American taxpayers.
We watched him pressure Venezuela and help roll back communism in our hemisphere while pulling back USAID money that was being used to push globalist policies across Central and South America. We saw countries as a bloc starting to kick the globalists out.
Trump is not a saint. But he is the first president in our lifetimes who seemed beholden to nationalist ideals instead of globalist ones. He puts America and American workers first, even if imperfectly.
Here is the truth the media will never say: the biggest complaint many of us have with Trump is not that he is too radical.
It is that he is not radical enough.
If people think Trump is extreme, they are really not going to like what comes after him. Because this generation is done waiting. We will keep voting for nationalists until American citizens are prioritized again, in jobs, wages, housing, benefits, and culture.
We tried the “moderate” path for decades. It gave us open borders, wage collapse, and a disappearing middle class.
We are not going back.
This generation voted to put Americans first.
And we will keep doing it until the job is finished.
It is impossible to review the events of the last decade and conclude that it is anything other than divine providence that Donald J. Trump is the President of the United States on the year of America 250, July 4th, 2026.
@GlennDOrdway He’s holding off spending “unnecessary” money because he’s awaiting the upcoming lockout. Once the MLB owners have a salary cap in place,the Sox will be better off financially as compared to having huge contracts on the books for a number of years.
@finnegan_dawg@GuinnessDawg It’s snowing here today. You both loved the snow so much. Your new baby brother Oakley is outside playing in the snow now. I see a little of both of you in him. Regal like Guinness was and silly like Finnegan was. Thank you both for blessing us with him.
I’ll be honest, I don’t think Covid-19 leaked from a Wuhan lab
I’m serious
I actually think it was intentionally unleashed
A carefully engineered bioweapon designed to cripple the booming American economy, facilitate orwellian medical tyranny, and provide cover for mass mail-in ballots that would help Democrats steal the 2020 election
And I’m not alone
Obama in 2015: “If we don’t write the rules, China will… we’ll lose U.S. jobs.”
Trump in 2025: Hits China with 125% tariffs to stop the bleeding.
Media back then: “Strategic genius.”
Now: “Trump’s dangerous!”
Same damn message.. Trump just had the balls to do it. Hypocrites.