Teen Opinion: President Trump Will Bring Unity and Prosperity to our Nation

With the election behind us and President Trump’s inauguration on January 20th, I find myself having a renewed hope for our country.

Our country saw some difficult times the past 4 years with open borders, inflation, unemployment, high gas prices, high interest rates, high taxes, record homelessness, violence reaching new highs and our law enforcement heroes have become targets while murder and rape crimes have tripled. We saw and still see Americans put last, including our homeless veterans while illegal aliens prioritized. We have antisemitism and hate like I’ve never seen before. With 2 wars and the war in the Middle East because President Joe Biden funded our enemies, we saw the worst attack on our ally Israel since the Holocaust.

I didn’t want to give up but I knew our nation couldn’t survive four more years of this. Thankfully the people spoke and we now will have the leader we need again in President Trump.

President Trump has been called racist, a criminal, he’s been framed, lied to, lied about, persecuted, prosecuted and convicted of crimes he never committed. In addition, he survived 3 assignation attempts. President Trump is not racist and he has committed no crimes. The only thing he did was love our country so much he stood up and still does, to the deep state, and he never backs down. I feel confident that President Trump will bring unity and prosperity to our nation along with Vice President Vance, the entire cabinet and one of my favorite people, Dr. Sebastian Gorka.

This should be a time to support them as they bring our country together that has been divided for years under Democratic rule. It is time to once again put America first and unite in that belief. We are lucky enough to live in the greatest country in the world and yet because so many have been brainwashed with hate and vitriolic lies it’s a difficult thing to conquer. I still have unwavering faith in our country, President Trump, Vice President Vance, the new administration and Dr. Gorka.

I also have faith in and believe in the goodness and grace of others to choose unity and not division. Together we can accomplish so much, we can all achieve our dreams but it’s difficult with so many obstacles.

I actually have recently faced obstacles myself. I wrote a previous op-ed on how the Department of Education has failed our students and parents alike. I was referring to public school and what I witnessed as a student in the public school I attended for I year. I also appeared on Fox News and reiterated what I felt and still feel about the DOE.

That op-ed and news appearance has caused a lot of stress and tension, a lot of anger within my school and yes, I have been bullied for supporting President Trump. I’ve been called racist which is ridiculous and untrue. I have lost people I thought were friends, and although it’s been very difficult I will not waiver in my support of President Trump or my opinions of how our country had fallen apart in the past 4 years and President Trump’s proven ability to save it. I was told because I don’t believe DEI was being taught properly in public schools, that it was being used to divide kids that I am a racist. How anyone can think that from what I wrote or said is disturbing to me, but if someone won’t listen to reason I can’t make them.

The Democrats since Obama have used race to divide us: If you’re white you’re bad and if you’re black you’re oppressed. It only worsened with Obama and Harris. This is my opinion. I don’t see or care about your skin color, your race, religion or sexual preference. I judge people on their own merits and that’s the way it should be. I do believe DEI in the public schools is teaching kids to judge each other on skin color and religion instead of teaching kids that we are all equal and deserve equal opportunities. To me claiming white is bad and black people are victims creates a victim mentality and that to me is racism. Why is anyone better or worse because of their skin color, race or religion? They’re not!

I don’t believe in a victim mentality, I believe no matter who you are you can achieve any goal but you have to work hard towards that goal, don’t expect someone to do that for you. I will never judge anyone based on anything but morals, ethics, integrity and morality. I am raised that lying is a sin and we are on this earth to help others, not hate others. It hurt me deeply that I was called racist when just the opposite is true.

I do not believe the DOE should be raising kids. I do not believe kids should be exposed to sex books or drag shows. I think schools should focus on education and giving kids the knowledge and skills they need to be successful. I believe parents’ rights should never be questioned. I believe in free speech, I live by our Constitutional rights and I love and support President Trump and our country.

I am told I’m in a cult because I support President Trump but why is wanting to Make America Great Again considered a cult?

As a Jewish conservative student I have never seen such divisiveness and hate. I sadly didn’t realize how people would judge me just because I supported and will always support President Trump, I will always love our country, I will always fight for our constitutional rights and I will always see everyone as equal. I understand on a much smaller scale what President Trump goes through. I by no means am comparing myself to who I believe is the Greatest President we have ever had, I am simply pointing out I understand what he’s faced.

I don’t believe we should ever notice our differences as we all bleed red and the only one that can limit your opportunities is you. We can all not just achieve our goals, we can exceed them. That’s my wish for everyone and I won’t stop caring or fighting for everyone to have those opportunities.

I hope and pray this is a new beginning, that we will come together and not see or care about anything but what’s in our hearts; hat whoever we choose as a candidate doesn’t mean we have to hate each other because we have a difference in opinion. We all have a diversity of thoughts and opinions and that’s a good thing but it shouldn’t mean that it should separate us – we should embrace each other’s differences and still realize in the end we are all Americans.

Please join me in supporting our great nation, President Trump, his cabinet and each other so we can have peace not only in our nation but in our local communities, our schools, our families and friendships.

We should all show respect to our President, our law enforcement and military heroes whether serving, retired, lost or fallen and respect our families, our friends and each other. We are put on this earth to make a difference, to help others in need and to pass on goodness to all including future generations to come. I hope we can all do that together, find a way to work together to create peace.

During this holiday season, every season and every day, please realize how blessed we are to live in the greatest country in the world, and that we live free because of God, those who fought and died for us, and those still fighting for us today like President Trump. I hope we can all choose to be the good in this world and together we can help President Trump and each other to Make America Great Again.