President Trump is taking America's destiny to the stars with a groundbreaking executive order that declares space superiority as the ultimate measure of national greatness. The December 18th directive on "Ensuring American Space Superiority" reads more like a declaration of cosmic manifest destiny than mere policy—and that's exactly what patriots have been waiting for.
The order boldly states that "superiority in space is a measure of national vision," rejecting the weak, apologetic approach of previous administrations that treated space as some kind of global commons. Under Trump's America First vision, space becomes what it always should have been: the final frontier for American exceptionalism.
Breaking Free From Globalist Space Chains
While Biden spent four years kowtowing to international space treaties and "multilateral cooperation," Trump is unleashing American ingenuity and determination. The executive order resurrects the pioneering spirit that made America the first—and only—nation to put boots on the moon.
"This isn't just about satellites and rockets," explained a senior administration official. "This is about ensuring that American values, not Chinese communist ideology, shape humanity's expansion into the cosmos."
"A country's greatness is now measured by its cosmic reach, and no nation has greater reach than the United States of America."
The order comes at a critical time as China aggressively militarizes space and threatens American satellites. While globalists wring their hands about "peaceful cooperation," Trump understands that space superiority means national survival in the 21st century.
The New American Space Age
This executive order signals a return to the bold vision that once inspired generations of Americans to look up at the stars with pride, not guilt. Under Trump's leadership, space exploration becomes what the founders envisioned—manifest destiny extending beyond our earthly borders.
The question isn't whether America will dominate space under Trump's leadership. The question is: will patriots support the investment and determination needed to make the stars and stripes the first flag planted on Mars?