President Trump And Defiant Democrats 

How far has the Democratic Party devolved? In the past I have placed them at the edge of the precipice, now they have one leg dangling over the chasm. It will only take a slight nudge to send them over the edge. Perhaps it would be best if they fall and hit bottom. The Democratic Party today is in trouble, they’re broken, desperate, and leaderless; they have no agenda, and seem to have lost their political savvy.

Their language, actions, and behavior are more suited for spoiled, temperamental, immature children. The only motivating factor in their everyday political lives is President Trump, whom they detest and will make every effort to undermine, embarrass, and hopefully, in their erratic minds, destroy his presidency. While Democrats are busy with their attempts to create mayhem and distract from the accomplishments of the administration, the president is hard at work.

As mediator in two conflicts, Ukraine vs. Russia, and Israel vs. Hamas, the president must also deal with the economy, inflation, crime, tariffs, illegal immigration, border security, and the “Big Beautiful Bill.” These are just some of the domestic and international issues. And while Mr. Trump attends to matters of state, and the implementation of his policies and agenda, and the safety and security of the American people and the nation, Democrats are busy opposing, criticizing, and downplaying every move he makes.

What are probably unbeknownst to most of the people are the Trump administration’s efforts to negotiate conflicts and wars in other nations, one of which has lasted 35 years. The White House issued the following statement:

"The President has now ended conflicts between Thailand and Cambodia, Israel and Iran, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, India and Pakistan, Serbia and Kosovo, and Egypt and Ethiopia. This means President Trump has brokered, on average, about one peace deal or ceasefire per month during his six months in office." Accolades were extended by foreign leaders and dignitaries for these successful mediations. 70,000 Buddhist monks issued a statement thanking the president for ending the Thailand and Cambodia conflict. 

Over the past seven months, since President Trump took office, there are no accomplishments, including the above, made by the administration that Democrats have found acceptable and worthy of even a modicum of praise. All they seem to be interested in is to make waves, upset the apple cart, and rely on their media enablers to assist them with their nefarious intentions. 

On Friday, August 15, President Trump met with Russian President Putin at a summit in Alaska. The two world leaders met to discuss the Ukraine-Russian war. After three hours, both men emerged from their meeting, spoke to the press, took no questions, and the summit ended. The Democrats and media, without any information about the specifics of what was discussed, began surmising and reading into the minutes of the meeting, and rendering their own thoughts of what took place. They also took issue with the red carpet treatment for the Russian President, and that the two leaders rode in the same limousine.

The possibility of there being a breakthrough in the peace talks had little, if any, effect on Democrats. They downplayed the summit and claimed Putin got the better of the president. There can be little doubt, in my mind, that they preferred the meeting be unsuccessful, and the war continue, as long as it means failure for President Trump. They had nothing positive to say, but only insults and belittlement.

The psychological breakdown of the Democratic Party is undeniable. Their unstable behavior and child-like antics, defiance of the president and law enforcement, pose a serious threat to the well-being, safety, and security of the American people and the nation. The party is dominated by far-left radical progressives, socialists, and avowed Marxists, and their influence is growing.

With this in mind, the Trump administration and Republicans must maintain control, and do so without any support from Democrats.