Rubio jets to France as Biden era blunders spark new Iran crisis will he finally stand up to globalists

It looks like Secretary of State Marco Rubio is packing his bags for France. Why? He’ll be sitting down with global elites from the G7, talking about the latest mess in the Middle East—specifically, the chaos with Iran. Another day, another global crisis, and once again America is expected to take the lead while our so-called allies nod along.

Let’s not forget how we got here. Years of weak, spineless liberal foreign policy put us on this dangerous path. Obama and his pals handed Iran blank checks, and what did that buy us? Terror, war, and total disrespect for American strength. Liberals love to talk about “diplomacy,” but their brand of diplomacy is giving the enemy whatever they want while American families are left worrying about the next war.

Now Secretary Rubio is flying across the Atlantic, hoping to clean up the mess. He’ll be surrounded by European bigwigs, each one more concerned with climate conferences and globalist deals than actually keeping the world safe. You can bet some of them will lecture him about “peace” while Iran grows bolder by the day. They want American muscle when it benefits them, but the minute we stand up for ourselves, they cry “imperialism.” Make no mistake—globalists love using our military as their personal security force, but they never pay the price.

Meanwhile, American credibility is on life support. Our enemies don’t fear us. They watch as liberal politicians tie our hands with woke commandments and “America last” nonsense. It’s no coincidence this Iranian crisis exploded on their watch. G7 meetings are just more cocktails and empty words unless someone like Rubio puts his foot down and says enough is enough.

So, is Rubio up for the fight? Will he defend American interests, or will he fall into the usual trap of apologizing for our greatness? The country is watching, and so are our rivals. It’s time for the United States to stop playing the world’s babysitter and start acting like the powerhouse we are. If our leaders keep bowing to globalist pressure, we’ll be the ones paying the price—again. Just how many times do we have to learn this lesson before liberals get it?

Source: Washington Times