Liberals are losing their minds yet again over some trees — this time at President Trump’s Washington, D.C., golf course. On Monday, Judge Ana Reyes, appointed by Biden, went into full meltdown mode in a courtroom because Trump had the audacity to chop down a few hundred trees. Yes, you read that right — the left is throwing a fit about 500 trees, as if they matter more than jobs, prosperity, or American freedom.
This is classic liberal priorities at work. Forget about crime in D.C., failing schools, and open borders. The left’s latest crusade is to scold a former president for clearing land to improve his own business. Never mind that Trump actually wants to make his property look nicer, support American tourism, and invest his money in our nation’s capital. To these globalist elites, trees matter more than hard-working Americans.
Let’s be honest: this “hearing” was never about the trees. It’s an excuse for another anti-Trump witch hunt, cooked up by Democrat judges and environmental extremists who would rather see America paralyzed by red tape than let a conservative do anything productive. The judge’s rage on Monday was so over the top, you’d think Trump had bulldozed the Lincoln Memorial — not just taken down some old trees on a golf course. The hypocrisy is staggering.
Where was all this environmental outrage when the liberal elites were pushing for massive construction projects across the city? Suddenly, they wake up to “nature” the minute Trump is involved. Let’s not kid ourselves — this is about control, not conservation. The left wants to dictate who gets to use their own land and who doesn’t, based on their own twisted politics. It’s an orchestrated show, designed to block success for anyone who doesn’t march in lockstep with the progressive mob.
Maybe if President Trump had thrown up a rainbow flag or painted windmills on the golf greens, Judge Reyes would have patted him on the back. Instead, he gets dragged into court. That’s today’s America — where a tree means more to a Biden judge than fairness, growth, or freedom. So, here’s the real question: when did saving trees become more important than saving this country?
Source: Redstate
Leave a Reply