Washington just sent the unstoppable F-22 to Israel while Iran threatens—liberals are furious

The United States just sent F-22 Raptors to Israel at a time when the world is watching Iran ramp up its nuclear threats. For America’s enemies, this is bad news. The F-22 isn’t just any old fighter jet—it’s a war machine that rules the skies. It’s so advanced, so deadly, and so stealthy that the Pentagon refuses to sell it to even our closest allies. That’s right—the U.S. government has more trust in the F-22’s power than in decade-old promises from diplomats.

But here’s the real kicker: the bleeding-heart liberals in Washington never wanted to build enough of these incredible planes. Instead of beefing up America’s military might, they bowed to pencil-pushers, globalists, and “experts” who claimed we didn’t need more firepower. Now we’re stuck with fewer F-22s than we need—thanks to short-sighted, weak leadership and a deep-seated fear of muscular American strength.

The F-35 gets all the hype, but let’s be honest—the F-22 is the real deal. Sure, politicians love to brag about international partnerships and “friendly” technology sharing, giving away the F-35 to practically anyone who asks. But the F-22 is in a league of its own, unrivaled and untouchable. Only American pilots fly them. Where’s the left-wing outcry over real American supremacy? Nowhere to be found. They’re too busy groveling on the world stage.

Meanwhile, Iran is playing with fire, threatening Israel and menacing the West with its endless nuclear games. Yet the Biden crowd keeps dithering, playing footsie under the negotiating table while our actual allies face existential threats. When push comes to shove, high-minded globalist promises just don’t cut it—the F-22 does.

So now the world is finally reminded: America is still the only superpower that really matters, and when freedom is threatened, our enemies should fear what we keep hidden in our arsenal. Imagine how safe we’d be if the liberals had actually let the military do its job for once. Maybe it’s time for America to stop apologizing for its strength and start using it the way it was meant to be used. Are we ready to get serious, or are we content to let the bureaucrats and globalists keep tying our hands behind our backs?

Source: Redstate