I think you make a good point because America doesn't really have any true allies outside of Japan, just vassals, backstabbers, and dependents.

The problem is the homefront, though. Nobody minds decisive action, but Trump's big ticket items have thus far benefited a tiny cabal while the rest of us are twisting in the wind. If Venezuela does not produce a demonstrable positive change, it's a neutral event at best.

The tariffs were supposed to turn things around for American companies, but the effect hasn't hit manufacturing yet and meanwhile the rest of the country is being sold out to H-1Bs and offshoring.

Also, that cabal most likely just murdered one of the most popular political commentators in America. That comes with consequences!

I think you make a good point because America doesn't really have any true allies outside of Japan, just vassals, backstabbers, and dependents.

The problem is the homefront, though. Nobody minds decisive action, but Trump's big ticket items have thus far benefited a tiny cabal while the rest of us are twisting in the wind. If Venezuela does not produce a demonstrable positive change, it's a neutral event at best.

The tariffs were supposed to turn things around for American companies, but the effect hasn't hit manufacturing yet and meanwhile the rest of the country is being sold out to H-1Bs and offshoring.

Also, that cabal most likely just murdered one of the most popular political commentator in America. That comes with consequences!