White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders spoke with Fox News on Tuesday morning from the White House, where she exposed one crucial difference between Barack Obama and President Donald Trump. Obama has been left entirely humiliated by her revelation. You’ll love this!
“The previous administration had a policy when it came to terrorists: Be nice to them and they’ll be nice to us,” Sanders told Fox & Friends Tuesday morning. “President Trump has a very different policy and it’s not ‘be nice to them’ it’s ‘let’s defeat terrorism,’ and he has done exactly that,” she added.
Sarah Sanders took to Twitter over the weekend to express the same sentiment, noting that President Donald Trump’s defeat of ISIS has been one of the most under-reported news stories of the year. Indeed, Trump accomplished in less than twelve months what former President Barack Obama could not seem to do during the better part of a decade in office.
He did as much largely by untying the hands of military leaders which had been bound by the Obama administration’s policy of coddling terrorists and caring more about their “feelings” than the safety of American citizens and other innocent people around the world.
“Which is the more underreported story of @POTUS Year One?” Sanders asked via a Sunday tweet. She then prompted fellow Twitter users to choose between the “Defeat of ISIS” and the “Booming Trump economy.”
Approximately one hour later, after a fierce debate over social media ensued regarding which of these major trump administration accomplishments was more widely ignored by the liberal press, Sanders followed up by saying, “Amazing how much safer & more prosperous America is after only one year of President @realDonaldTrump.”
Speaking of that “booming economy,” Sanders said on Tuesday that it would be a “huge day” for Americans, as the GOP’s tax bill was expected to pass in both the House and Senate.
In early December, the Senate passed its initial tax plan in a late-night vote with no Democratic support and one Republican defection, Tennessee Senator Bob Corker. On Tuesday, the House and Senate plan to vote again on a final tax bill, which has undergone changes in the reconciliation process between the two chambers of Congress. Mr Corker has since said that he will support the final tax bill. Passage in both chambers appears all but certain. [Source: Independent]
“Today is a huge day, not just for the White House, not just for Congress but most importantly for America,” said Trump’s spokeswoman, adding that middle-class Americans will “see the biggest benefit out of this tax package.”
During her interview, Sanders also criticised Democrats for not participating in the process to reform the US tax code. “This is a president who would’ve been happy to take their call and certainly happy to have their vote, to help Americans have more money in their paychecks, more money in their pockets, more money for businesses to reinvest in this country,” she said.
As we await the highly-anticipated passage of the GOP’s tax reform bill, we are left to reflect on the many ground-breaking successes of the Trump administration in its first year alone. If this is what Donald Trump can do in just eleven months, the sky is the limit for the remainder of his time in office.
If and when Congress passes tax reform, it will be a welcome Christmas gift for all Americans, to be sure. Even those who did not initially support the common sense legislation are slated to see more money in their paychecks come January. It’s a real Christmas miracle, and it’s all thanks to President Donald Trump!
