A strange phenomenon grips a segment of the right – a relentless focus on what President Trump *doesn’t* do, rather than the monumental feats he *has* achieved. It’s a peculiar form of self-sabotage, a refusal to acknowledge the sheer improbability of his success.
Disagreement is the lifeblood of a healthy republic. Debate is essential. But there’s a vast chasm between constructive criticism and outright undermining, especially when the stakes are so incredibly high.
Consider the Covid vaccine. A legitimate point of contention for many. Yet, to air those grievances on platforms actively hostile to Trump, celebrating his potential downfall, feels less like principled dissent and more like handing ammunition to the enemy.
The reality is stark: President Trump never mandated the vaccine. He understood its potential risks, particularly for children. He’s even restored jobs and back pay to those who bravely resisted the jab. This is a victory, a tangible win that deserves recognition.
It’s possible to hold differing views on a single issue while simultaneously acknowledging the extraordinary accomplishments of a leader. A leader who, against all odds, resurrected a Republican party left for dead after years of defeat.
Before Trump, the GOP had suffered repeated losses – Clinton twice, Obama twice, and a near-certain defeat looming with Hillary Clinton in 2016. He didn’t just win; he shattered expectations and dragged the entire party to victory with him.
His coattails extended far beyond the presidency, securing majorities in the Senate, House, Governorships, and state legislatures. And, crucially, he reshaped the Supreme Court, securing a conservative majority for a generation.
The numbers are staggering. Over three presidential elections, Trump amassed a record-breaking 214 million votes – more than any candidate in history. This was achieved while battling relentless attacks: two impeachments, four indictments, a rigged court case, and even assassination attempts.
He governs amidst a level of opposition unseen in modern American history – a coordinated assault reminiscent of the KGB, the Stasi, and the Chinese Communist Party. A relentless campaign of insurrection, censorship, and weaponized government.
Trump isn’t just fighting political opponents; he’s confronting a global network of enemies determined to conquer America and impose their ideologies. Simultaneously, he’s working to rebuild a de-industrialized economy, strengthen supply chains, and restore American manufacturing.
He’s battling inflation, the dangers of DEI, the costly green energy scam, and a spiraling national debt. He faces opposition from globalists, communists, the Deep State, the media, and even factions within his own party.
To see individuals, even those aligned with the MAGA movement, focusing on minor disagreements while ignoring the existential threats Trump confronts is… disheartening. Their concerns pale in comparison to the burdens he carries.
Remember the adage: “Always dance with the one who brung ya.” Loyalty and gratitude are not weaknesses; they are essential virtues. Trump saved the Republican party, revitalized the conservative movement, and offered America a path back to greatness.
He may not be perfect. We may not agree with every decision. But he is, undeniably, the only one capable of leading this fight. Without him, we are adrift, and America’s future hangs in the balance.
Perhaps it’s time to shift perspective. To see the glass as half full. To acknowledge the extraordinary, the improbable, the miraculous. Or, if that’s too much to ask, simply offer a moment of silence and let him work.
