Once again, a so-called Republican has proven that the RINO wing of the party would rather attack President Trump than support America's strategic interests. Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE) went running to CNN—of all networks—to call the Trump administration's comments about acquiring Greenland "appalling."
This is the same Don Bacon who has repeatedly undermined Trump's foreign policy agenda. Social media users were quick to point out Bacon's pattern of disloyalty, with one account noting how "GOP Congressman Don Bacon criticizes Trump's handling of the U.S.-Ukraine alliance, stating it should infuriate all Americans."
What's truly appalling is watching a Republican congressman give aid and comfort to the legacy media's anti-Trump narrative. While President Trump is thinking strategically about America's long-term security and economic interests—just as he did in his first term when he floated purchasing Greenland—Bacon is playing right into the hands of the establishment.
"This is a great time for California and Texas to become independent countries or Canada and Mexico makes a big BLT sandwich of the USA," mocked one social media user, highlighting the absurdity of the political discourse surrounding Trump's strategic thinking.
Patriots need to understand what's really happening here. Trump's comments about Greenland aren't random musings—they're part of a comprehensive America First strategy to secure critical resources and strategic positioning against China and Russia. Greenland sits atop massive rare earth mineral deposits and controls key Arctic shipping routes.
But instead of supporting American interests, Bacon chooses to virtue signal on CNN, the same network that spent years pushing the Russia hoax and covering up Hunter Biden's laptop. This is exactly the kind of weak, establishment thinking that Trump was elected to replace.
The question every Nebraska voter should be asking: why is their congressman more concerned with appeasing CNN hosts than advancing America's strategic interests? Don Bacon has shown his true colors once again—and they're not red, white, and blue.