President Trump is once again proving why he’s the leader America needs, taking a bold stand against disloyal Republicans who refuse to back his America First agenda. Early Wednesday, Trump rightfully called out four GOP senators—Mitch McConnell, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, and Rand Paul—for their weak-kneed refusal to support sharp new tariffs on Canadian imports. These tariffs aren’t just about trade; they’re about protecting American lives from the deadly flood of fentanyl pouring across our northern border. Trump’s message was clear: breaking ranks with the party projects weakness and plays right into the hands of the Radical Left and drug cartels.
In a fiery Truth Social post, Trump laid bare the stakes. Canada’s unchecked fentanyl exports are killing our families, and these senators’ refusal to act is nothing short of betrayal. “They are playing with the lives of the American people,” he wrote, and he’s absolutely right. The Senate bill they’re hiding behind is a Democrat sham—dead on arrival in the House and doomed to a Trump veto. Why, then, are these so-called Republicans letting this crisis fester? Trump hit the nail on the head: they might just be suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome, that irrational hatred that’s blinded the left since he took office. It’s disgraceful to see it infecting our own party.
This fight comes on “Liberation Day,” a historic moment when Trump unveils his revolutionary tariff plan to put America first on the global stage. While Murkowski wavers under pressure—hinting she might flip—McConnell doubles down on his tired “tariffs are bad” rhetoric. The retiring Kentucky senator’s been a thorn in Trump’s side for years, coasting on his war chest while lacking the guts to lead. Paul, with his libertarian fantasies, and Collins, scrambling to save her shaky seat in Maine, are no better. They’ve all turned their backs on Majority Leader John Thune and the GOP’s hardworking base.
Trump’s calling on patriots in Kentucky, Alaska, and Maine to hold these senators accountable. It’s time they stop settling scores and start fighting for Republican values—strong borders, safe communities, and a thriving America. With Trump at the helm, we’re making America great again, and these mavericks need to get on board or get out of the way. The Rose Garden announcement today will show the world: Trump’s not backing down, and neither should we.
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