The fake news media, desperate to see President Trump fail, will scream from the rooftops that “no deal” was reached at the historic Alaska summit. They just don’t understand how real, high-stakes negotiation works.
President Trump is not a weak politician who will sign a bad deal just for a photo op. He is a master dealmaker, and what happened in Alaska was a crucial and successful first step. In the President’s own words, the nearly three-hour meeting was “very productive,” and it has laid the foundation for a real, lasting peace.
A Masterclass in Patient Negotiation
Real negotiation, especially when the stakes are this high, takes time. The media wants instant results for a quick headline, but President Trump is a patient and strategic leader who is focused on getting the right deal for America and the world.
“There were many, many points that we agreed on,” Trump said. “I would say a couple of big ones that we haven’t quite got there, but we’ve made some headway.”
This is how you build a real peace agreement – not with a rushed, empty document, but with patient and powerful negotiation. By not signing a final deal today, President Trump proved that he is a man of his word who will walk away from a bad deal.
This isn’t failure; it is a display of incredible strength.
America in the Driver’s Seat
This entire summit took place on President Trump’s terms. He greeted Putin on a red carpet on an American military base. They rode in the President’s limousine. The backdrop for their meeting read “Pursuing Peace.”
This was not a meeting of equals. This was a world leader coming to America to meet with our President to find a way out of a disastrous war. This is what it looks like when the world respects America’s strength and leadership again.
Trust the Dealmaker
The media will try to spin this as a failure, but patriots know better. This was a necessary and successful step in a complex process to end a brutal war. President Trump’s stated goal has always been to “stop the killing,” and he has now set that process in motion.
We must trust the master dealmaker to see this through to a successful conclusion.