Democrats roll out red carpet for King Charles while Americans struggle to get by

King Charles III is giving a speech to the United States Congress, and the liberal elite can hardly contain their excitement. The American left, always hungry for a new globalist lecture, bows down—once again—to foreign royalty telling us what to do. Why does America, the land that fought a war for independence from the British crown, now roll out the red carpet for a king? It’s simple: today’s Democrats would rather listen to a monarch than respect American values.

While Americans struggle with real issues—grocery bills rising, gas prices through the roof, our borders wide open—Congress finds time to clear their schedules for a royal visitor. This is exactly the kind of distraction Democrats love. Instead of standing up for hardworking Americans, they toss aside our core beliefs to hear advice from a king who’s never faced the struggles of ordinary people.

Let’s call this what it is: another front in the left’s war against American independence. By giving so much attention to King Charles III, politicians and the media show where their loyalties lie. They don’t care if regular Americans are ignored. They care about rubbing shoulders with international elites, fancy titles, and empty speeches—just the same old globalist playbook.

The left treats royal visits like some holy event, but where’s this reverence for our own Constitution? Where’s the respect for American families under attack from Biden’s failed policies? Liberals line up to hear a speech about unity, climate, or whatever buzzword the king is selling, but turn their backs on the truckers, farmers, and parents keeping this country strong.

The Founders didn’t break away from a king just so modern politicians could cozy up to a new one. Maybe next time Congress wants to waste our time with royal pageantry, they should remember this is the United States of America, not a subject to the throne. Why should any American care what a British monarch thinks? Real leadership comes from within—something Washington, DC seems to have forgotten.

Source: Just The News