2016 Elections, and Russia, Russia, Russia

In 2016, we the people of the United States of America, elected Donald Trump as our President, Chief Executive, and Commander in Chief, to makes difficult decisions on our behalf, to protect our nation from its true enemies from inside and outside, and to Make America Great Again. Because we believed in his devotion to hold America First, and trusted his judgement in making tough decisions. We knew that, throughout his very successful career as a businessman and real estate mogul, he had to make many difficult decisions, and had to hold his company’s interests above everything. So he knew a thing or two about loyalty, and when he said that he wanted America to be First, he really meant it. We also believed in his devotion to the Christian faith (and I know, the woke liberals will point to fake news like this, this, this, and this, but I have already addressed the likes of that here).

But above all, we believed in him as being a powerful man. Someone whom the world leaders would respect. And that was the case, as Erik Trump recently talked about it:

At an Awaken America event, the former First Son told the crowd of Trump supporters, “My father’s personality kept us out of wars. All these world leaders — what’s amazing is all the tough guys were the guys who respected him,” he continued. “Kim Jong-un, he respected my father. Putin respected my father. The tough guys respected my father.”

But you see, liberals couldn’t take this. They were so upset to see a republican president so loved and respected by the strong leaders of the world, that they cooked up fantasies about Russian interference in 2016 elections. What they did not understand was that President Putin’s respect for President Trump was only because he (President Putin) saw him (President Trump) as a worthy rival, a true powerful man with whom he could have a real conversation, and that they would understand each other.

Now I am going to go ahead and say it out loud: even if President Putin helped us elect a powerful man such as Donald Trump as our president, what’s wrong with that? Just because some people do not like President Trump, should we say that what President Putin did was wrong? Or should we actually be grateful to President Putin for helping us restore the respect of our country among world leaders? And that respect is why President Trump was on the side of Russia on its annexation of Crimea:

U.S. President Donald Trump, speaking two weeks before a planned summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, has declined to rule out recognizing Russia’s annexation of Ukraine’s Crimean Peninsula.

Trump gave a similar answer when asked whether he would consider lifting U.S. sanctions on Russia which were imposed over the annexation. He has said the goal of his upcoming summit is to improve Washington-Moscow relations, which are at a post-Cold War low. “We’ll see what Russia does,” Trump said.

And that respect is why President Trump, in his second term, will be on the side of Russia on its rightful attempt to takeover Ukraine. Because President Trump knows that between Russia and NATO, the true enemy of the United States is NATO, not Russia. All those woke European countries want is to spread their anti-Christian values and liberal ideas. They want all countries to have weak leaders who try to solve the world’s difficult problems through negotiations and consensus, not through showing strength and upper hand. But President Putin of Russia, on the other hand, is a true powerful leader who, along with President Trump in his second term, can bring true peace to the world, by strongly standing against woke liberals of the world.