America sold out its working class once with NAFTA. The “fix” was supposed to come with the USMCA. But here we are, six years later, staring down at another broken promise—this time, courtesy of Canada and Mexico stomping all over the deal. While elites in Washington busy themselves with cocktail parties and patting each other on the back, America’s borders are wide open, our jobs are bleeding out, and our so-called “partners” are laughing all the way to the bank.
Mexico and Canada have been milking this agreement for all it’s worth. They turn a blind eye as organized crime festers, flooding our country with illegal products. Drug cartels thrive. American families are left to deal with crime and chaos. Meanwhile, Trudeau’s Canada stands by, smug and unhelpful, clutching their precious supply management systems and handing American farmers the short end of the stick. Our neighbors refuse to play by the rules, and who pays the price? Hardworking Americans who just want to put food on the table and keep their communities safe.
And here’s the kicker: these are the very same “partners” the globalist crowd insists we must trust, no matter what. Remember, both Republican and Democratic voters are on the same page for once—nobody wants to keep getting suckered by phony “free trade” deals. Yet the D.C. establishment—yes, even some Republicans—would rather bend the knee to foreign interests than hold our neighbors accountable. America is supposed to play nice while foreign governments cash in and our border becomes a warzone. Enough is enough.
The only one willing to call out this nonsense is President Trump. He’s made it clear he’d rather see the USMCA expire than watch another bad deal crush American workers. And why shouldn’t he? If a trade agreement is putting our safety, jobs, and sovereignty at risk, it deserves to be tossed in the trash. Trump understands a rotten deal when he sees it—unlike the squishy moderates who keep pushing for “bipartisan compromise” while cartels and foreign factories feast on our misery.
The American people should demand better. If Mexico and Canada can’t be bothered to hold up their end, maybe it’s time to walk away—and let them see what life is like without access to the world’s biggest market. Why should Main Street suffer so Canada and Mexico can get rich breaking the rules? If only Washington had half the backbone of the working men and women they claim to represent.
Has anyone in power even asked who’s fighting for America anymore? Or are they too scared to upset their globalist buddies and donors? Maybe it’s time to put America first—once and for all.
Source: Townhall
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