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The Case for Free Enterprise
The Oslo Accord was a very big event, it had dignitaries and a huge signing ceremony. It was praised by the world's left as heralding in a new world.
The Oslo Accord was a very big event, it had dignitaries and a huge signing ceremony. It was praised by the world's left as heralding in a new world.
Those of us that were on the other end of the political spectrum saw this as an invitation and appeasement to terror.
Unfortunately, we were correct. It led to one of the most brutal times in Israeli history with scores of murdered Jews from bombings in restaurants and buses.
Unfortunately, we were correct. It led to one of the most brutal times in Israeli history with scores of murdered Jews from bombings in restaurants and buses.
Over the past few weeks, Donald Trump has joined with the UAE, Sudan and Kosovo to show what real peace can look like. In a very un-Trump like move, he has secured normalization deals and peace agreements quietly and without fanfare.
Trump used the economic power of the United States and the free enterprise model to the United States advantage.
These agreements could ONLY be made by someone from the right and not from the left.
These agreements could ONLY be made by someone from the right and not from the left.
Today's democratic party does not believe that the free enterprise system can lift people out of poverty and grow an economy. The main reason that so many cannot congratulate Trump for these historic deals is not because they don't like him.
It would mean that they must acknowledge that their economic and world view is WRONG.
Donald Trump in 4 years has cemented himself as a true leader of the free world. It started with a quick and decisive victory over ISIS and has ended with a peace agreement in the Middle East.
Donald Trump in 4 years has cemented himself as a true leader of the free world. It started with a quick and decisive victory over ISIS and has ended with a peace agreement in the Middle East.
On this alone, he must be re-elected.
