US embassies attacked worldwide as weak leadership puts Americans in danger again

Once again, America’s embassies are under fire—and the left sits on its hands, busy wringing them, more worried about offending global elites than protecting our own people. Early Sunday morning in Oslo, Norway, cowards targeted the U.S. Embassy with an explosive aimed to maim and destroy. Luckily, only minor injuries and little damage occurred. But the message is clear: weak American leadership has invited chaos, not respect, on the world stage.

Meanwhile, across the globe, the attacks keep coming. Rockets and drones rained down on our embassy in Iraq. In Saudi Arabia, Iranian drones took aim at our post in Riyadh. Even Dubai got a taste, but no one was hurt. This isn’t normal, and it isn’t just a bad run of luck—it’s the direct result of years of hollow talk and empty promises from the career politicians and globalists who still infest Washington.

For decades, liberal elites bowed and scraped, making excuses for our enemies. What has that gotten us? Americans targeted, embassies bombed, and the illusion that appeasement keeps us safe. The Biden apologists and career diplomats have handed a permission slip to terrorists and tyrants everywhere, while the American flag becomes target practice.

There’s only one side of the political spectrum strong enough to call out evil abroad and stand up for our national interests—conservatives. When President Trump vowed to take on Iranian aggression and stand with our allies, the left ridiculed him. Yet it’s his decisive, forceful approach that’s returning respect for America and putting the fear of God into those who dare attack us.

How many embassies have to be hit, how many warnings ignored, before the left admits their “peace through weakness” doctrine has failed? Americans deserve leadership that puts our safety first, not the approval of some Davos cocktail party. The world is watching, and so are we. Why should we ever go back to the days when enemies attacked with impunity? It’s time to stop apologizing and start defending America—loudly and proudly.

Source: Townhall