France is once again showing its true colors, restricting U.S. Ambassador Charles Kushner's access to senior French officials after he missed what they're calling a "summons" from their Foreign Ministry. Because apparently, that's how our supposed allies treat American diplomats now.
The petty move by the French government represents yet another example of European bureaucrats failing to show proper respect for the Trump administration. Rather than handling diplomatic matters through proper channels like adults, France has chosen to play games with one of America's top representatives abroad.
Ambassador Kushner, who was confirmed to his post as part of President Trump's stellar diplomatic team, now faces artificial barriers to conducting the people's business simply because French officials got their feelings hurt over a missed meeting.
France's Pattern of Disrespect
This latest stunt shouldn't surprise anyone who's been paying attention to how European elites have treated President Trump since day one. From the moment Trump announced his America First agenda, globalist leaders across Europe have been throwing diplomatic tantrums whenever they don't get their way.
France, in particular, has consistently shown hostility toward Trump's policies that put American interests ahead of international bureaucracy. Whether it's trade deals that actually benefit Americans or immigration policies that secure our borders, the French establishment has opposed Trump at every turn.
The question patriots need to ask is simple: why should American taxpayers fund diplomatic missions to countries that refuse to treat our representatives with basic respect?
Meanwhile, Ambassador Kushner continues working to advance American interests despite these childish obstacles. The Trump administration has made it clear that foreign governments can either work with us respectfully or watch as America puts its own citizens first without their input.
This diplomatic drama perfectly illustrates why President Trump's America First approach resonates with so many Americans. We're tired of foreign governments thinking they can dictate terms to the United States while expecting our continued cooperation and support.
How long will American taxpayers tolerate allies who act more like adversaries when they don't get their way?