President Donald Trump is proving once again that America First doesn't mean America Alone—it means America LEADING. During a high-stakes bilateral meeting with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi on Wednesday, Trump demonstrated the kind of diplomatic finesse that the Biden administration could only dream of, tackling multiple international crises with the confidence of a dealmaker who knows how to get results.
Board of Peace Gains Momentum
The meeting centered on Gaza and Trump's ambitious Board of Peace initiative—a framework that's apparently generating serious international interest. When asked about the BOP, Trump didn't mince words: "A lot of people want to join."
That's right, folks. While the legacy media spent four years telling us Trump would start World War III, nations are now lining up to participate in his peace-building efforts. The irony writes itself.
"Egypt has been great," Trump said of his counterpart, signaling the strong alliance between Washington and Cairo that's essential for Middle East stability.
Addressing the Nile Dam Crisis
Trump also addressed the simmering conflict over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, which has threatened to destabilize the entire region. The dam, which blocks the Nile River, has been a source of tension between Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan for years. While the Biden administration largely ignored this powder keg, Trump called it what it is—"a big problem"—and committed to continuing efforts to resolve the dispute.
This is what real diplomacy looks like: identifying problems, engaging with allies, and working toward solutions instead of virtue-signaling from the sidelines.
Greenland Question Settled
In a moment that should silence his critics (though it won't), Trump definitively stated that a military option for Greenland is "not on the table" and that he doesn't believe it will be necessary. For weeks, the mainstream media has been hyperventilating about Trump's interest in Greenland, spinning wild narratives about imperial conquest. Now they'll have to find a new conspiracy theory to peddle.
The President is clearly focused on negotiation and strategic partnership—not military adventurism. But don't expect CNN to issue any corrections.
The Bottom Line
While Democrats continue their endless investigations and the legacy media obsesses over manufactured controversies, President Trump is doing the job Americans elected him to do: representing our interests on the world stage, building alliances with key partners, and pursuing peace through strength.
This is what leadership looks like, Patriots. After four years of Biden's weakness and confusion, America is back—and the world is taking notice.