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TRUMP’S NO-NONSENSE DIPLOMACY WORKS I have never seen a president act so decisively and get results so fast as Donald Trump did in January with Colombia over returning its illegal immigrants (“Sudden Impact,” March). The way he handled President Gustavo Petro’s defiance was a master class in leadership — swift, bold, and effective. Instead of wasting time in endless negotiations
or issuing weak diplomatic statements, Trump laid down the law, and within hours, Petro backed down completely. That’s the kind of action that commands respect on the world stage. It’s refreshing to have a leader who doesn’t play political games but instead prioritizes American interests. The days of the U.S. being walked all over are over. Washington insiders might be rattled by the speed of Trump’s executive actions, but for everyday Americans like me, it’s about time.
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For decades, working-class Americans have been left behind while politicians in both parties prioritized cheap labor for big corporations (“Immigration Curbs Will Ease Working-Class Pain,” March). President Trump has finally done what needed to be done — cutting off the flow of illegal immigration and tightening the labor market so wages can rise. Democrats and even some establishment Republicans love to claim that Americans “won’t do certain jobs,” but the truth is, they won’t do them for starvation wages. When you stop undercutting American workers with a never-ending supply of illegal labor, wages go up, and people can actually support their families. Trump understands this, and that’s why the working class put him back in the White House.
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embarrassing air traffic control system was infuriating (“U.S. Air Traffic Control an International Disgrace,” March). We are the most powerful country in the world, yet our controllers are still using paper flight strips like it’s 1950? It’s no wonder near-collisions are happening left and right. We need the FAA out of the way, an independent air traffic agency, and controllers hired on merit — not through politically driven diversity quotas. Let’s bring American aviation into the modern era before we have a major tragedy on our hands. robert lansing Denver, Colo.
GROWING UP RIGHT For years, we were told that young people would always vote Democrat. Well, guess what? We got older, we got jobs, and we saw how liberal policies made everything worse (“Trump Triggers Historic Surge in Young Republicans,” March). Inflation crushed us, woke ideology
invaded every part of life, and suddenly, we realized — Trump was right all along. We don’t want safe spaces; we want success. We don’t want handouts; we want opportunity. And we’re sick of being told what to think by the same elites who wrecked our economy. Trump speaks our language, and that’s why so many young Americans are proudly saying: We are Republicans now. ethan reynolds Tampa, Fla.
RETAIL MELTDOWN Another wave of retail bankruptcies, and the media will act shocked (“45,000 Retail Chain Stores Projected to Close,” March). But we all know the truth: Businesses are suffocating under high interest rates, crime, and disastrous economic policies. The Biden years were a nightmare for small businesses and brick-and- mortar retailers, and we’re still paying for it. The damage from inflation and lawless crime policies won’t be undone overnight. If we want to save Main Street, we need lower taxes, fewer regulations, and a real crackdown on organized retail theft. Until then, don’t be surprised when your favorite stores keep vanishing. donna marks Phoenix, Ariz.
WOMEN’S CHOICES Nancy Brinker is absolutely right — women’s achievements should be celebrated across the board, not just when they fit a certain political narrative (“New Stigma Haunts Women,” March). It’s appalling that conservative women are routinely dismissed or “canceled” simply for holding different views. Empowerment means honoring all women’s voices, whether they lean left or right. We’ve fought too hard for equality to allow ideological gatekeeping to determine which women deserve recognition. If Women’s History Month means anything, it should mean celebrating every woman who breaks barriers, not
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