Trump’s Gaza AI Video: Why Republicans Skip It for Results
Border Wins, Peace Talks, and 1,000 Press Questions Trump the Gaza AI Video
My alarm went off at 5:30 AM, and as usual, I had a plan: brush my teeth, make coffee, do some Bible study, work out, and check my feeds—because staying on top of the news is a must.
I head to the bathroom, rinse the sleep out of my eyes, fire up my toothbrush, and open my X feed. With Trump in the White House, checking the news this early is always risky, but nothing could prepare me for what I would see.
Every scroll brought an AI-generated video playing with a techno-house track singing “Trump Gaza.” It transitions from the rubble of Gaza to a golden, touristy vision of the future—complete with bearded belly dancers, yachts, and a golden Trump statue (and for the record, I’m not a fan of the golden Trump idol). Don’t forget the part where Trump dances with a belly dancer—sans beard. The video ends with Trump and Bibi shirtless on a beach, sipping refreshing beverages.
My initial thought? Oh, brother. *Cue the eye roll.*
I’m not a fan, but I’m not overly offended, either. Do I think this is Trump’s subtle announcement of a Trump casino in Gaza? Not really. Do I think it’s some genius distraction move? Also, no. Let’s be honest—Trump’s a lot of things but deep isn’t one of them. He loves to troll.
On Wednesday morning, he dropped this gem on Truth Social, which predictably spread across social media because it’s exactly the kind of stunt that gets people riled up. Did Trump post this thinking about the optics of bearded belly dancers and a golden idol in the middle of Gaza, one of the most contested 141 square miles in history? Nah. My guess? He thought it was funny and a bonus if it made the legacy media talking heads explode.
But I shared it in my stories because if my eyes had to be exposed, so did yours. I then shared my thoughts and moved on. Basically, it’s stupid and unnecessary noise.
How Do I Defend This?
Later, a follower asked, “How do I defend this?”
And here’s where I tell you to take a seat and hold on to your pantalones because I’m about to tell you exactly how to handle this:
You don’t. Seriously, don’t.
Not because it’s tacky, not because of the creepy golden idol, and not because of the modern-day conquistador imagery it creates. Don’t defend it because it’s stupid.
Contrary to what Democrats, leftists, or influencers might claim, the Republican Party and even MAGA is not a cult. We don’t blindly follow “Master Trump” or “Daddy Trump” as if he were some infallible being who could do no wrong. Quite the opposite.
Sure, there are some die-hards on the right, but it’s not nearly as dominant as the fanaticism we’ve seen on the left for the last decade. If that were the case, we wouldn’t be the big tent party we are. Research backs this up—over half of Republicans say our leaders don’t have to back Trump when they disagree. That’s not cult behavior; that’s a party with room for reason.
Trump frequently indulges in ass-hattery, and it’s annoying and frustrating—mainly because it adds to the noise. But here’s the thing: you don’t have to defend it.
If you’re confronted by some sanctimonious type who asks how you can defend it—acting like you must defend it just because you’re a Republican or voted for Trump, as if they’re the Mean Girls at the lunch table—you’ll throw them off balance when you say, “I don’t defend it. I don’t like it. I think it’s ridiculous.” Watch their jaw hit the floor. They’re so used to painting us as unquestioning drones that a little honesty knocks them sideways. It’s almost fun.
No Defense Needed
Trump’s antics? Sure, they’re frustrating. But here’s the thing: you don’t have to defend them. When the Democrats come at you with their usual “How can you defend this?” routine, don’t flinch. Hit them with the truth: “I don’t defend it. It’s ridiculous.” You’ll throw them off balance because they expect you to blindly follow. When you don’t, it’s like watching their whole narrative crumble.
Trump might be dancing with belly dancers and trolling the media, but that doesn’t mean we’re stuck defending every ridiculous thing he does. Let the Democrats clutch their pearls over the noise. We’ve got real issues to tackle—like securing our borders, fixing the economy, and restoring national sovereignty. Trump’s already on it.
So when your Democrat buddy smirks and asks how you can stand by Trump after the latest AI video or whatever chaos is next, just shrug. Tell them you don’t. Tell them it’s dumb. And then hit them with what you do care about—borders that work, an economy that lifts everyone, and a country that stands strong. They’ll be shocked, but you’ll walk away knowing you’re focused on what really matters.
Let the Democrats clutch their pearls over Trump’s latest antics—whether it’s tossing hats in the Oval Office or dropping wild AI videos about a glitzy Gaza resort while the real one’s still a mess. Go ahead, let ‘em whine. We’ve got bigger fish to fry, and Trump’s already frying ‘em in his second term.
Defend Results, Not the Noise
Republicans care about a secure border, and Trump’s delivering—again. Daily encounters at the southern border have crashed 95% since he took office, per DHS numbers, making Biden’s “lax approach” appear almost intentional.
Remember how Biden and the Dems swore they needed that bipartisan bill to let even more illegals in to “fix” immigration? Turns out, Trump didn’t need their paper tiger—illegals are self-deporting faster than you can say “Remain in Mexico.” Score one for common sense.
We care about a strong economy that doesn’t shackle folks to government handouts, and Trump’s on it. His tax cuts from round one fueled solid growth, and now he’s slashing waste with the Department of Government Efficiency—yeah, DOGE is chaotic as hell. Still, it’s tackling the economic dumpster fire Biden left behind. Inflation hit Carter-era highs under Joe’s spending spree, but Trump’s crew is clawing us back to sanity.
And sovereignty? Trump’s got us standing tall, not bowing to globalists. His military focus kept us strong last time and might have us a week or two from a Ukraine-Russia peace deal—something Biden couldn’t dream of pulling off. That’s leadership, not noise.
Sure, Trump’s not flawless—spending ballooned under COVID last time, and DOGE’s frustrating stumbles give the haters ammo. But hey, the president is conscious and not calling a lid at 11 am.
Biden’s administration was taken over by progressive activists who shoved divisive nonsense like rewriting Title IX to let biological dudes dominate women’s sports—while Biden was at the beach in Deleware. Half the time, he didn’t even know what he was signing!
"Transparency? With legacy media running interference, Biden's team strong-armed Big Tech to hush COVID talk and buried Hunter’s laptop. Meanwhile, they covered up Joe’s cognitive decline until that debate flop blew the lid off what we all saw coming.
And the narrative that Trump is censoring or attacking the press. Look at press access: Biden mumbled through 141 questions in four years, dodging the heat, while Trump’s already hit 1,000 in weeks. Biden yanked hard press passes from over 400 reporters; Trump’s press secretary brought ‘em back and expanded the pool.
Just today, Trump let the press grill his full cabinet for nearly an hour—Biden went a whole year without even holding one. The point is that Trump’s second term is racking up wins: borders locked, peace on the horizon, the economy getting a lifeline, and currently the most transparent administration ever.
His noise? Just the soundtrack to results the media won’t touch."
Stay Focused
So when your Democrat buddy smirks and asks how you can stand by Trump after his latest AI fever dream or whatever is inevitably to happen in the future, just shrug. Tell ‘em you don’t. Tell ‘em it’s dumb as a bag of hammers. And if they push, hit ‘em with what you do care about: borders that work, an economy that lifts everyone, women’s spaces, and a country that stands tall.
They’ll expect you to grovel, stumble, and make excuses, and when you don’t, it’s like stealing their lunch money. AI Trump can dance with belly dancers all he wants—it doesn’t mean we’re obligated to cheer. We’re here for results, not the circus. Let’s keep our eyes on the prize and leave the clown show to distract the Democrats.
Okay I love this. It's already how I dealt with these things but you laid it out so nicely!
You said it exactly as I've thought it. Love it! Thanks for saying it so eloquently.