Colleen Pierce

06/03/2026

06/01/2026

Donald Trump is doing exactly what needs to be done by hitting Iran with more strikes. These radical Islamist thugs have spent decades funding terrorism, attacking our interests, and chanting death to America while the previous administration handed them billions. Enough is enough.
Iran is not a misunderstood nation looking for peace. They are a terrorist regime that murders its own people, arms proxies across the Middle East, and dreams of wiping Israel and America off the map. Weakness only encourages them. Strength is the only language they understand.
Trump proved during his first term that peace comes through overwhelming strength. The Abraham Accords, maximum pressure, and Soleimani’s elimination showed the world he wasn’t playing games. Now he’s back and Iran is feeling the consequences again. This is how you deter war.
The answer is yes. Trump should keep hammering them until they understand that attacking America or our allies will bring devastating consequences. Sending them back to the Stone Age isn’t hyperbole — it’s the necessary response to a regime that only respects power.
Patriots stand with President Trump as he deals with this threat decisively. No more appeasement. No more billions flowing to our enemies. America First means protecting our people and projecting strength so our enemies never forget who they’re dealing with. Keep striking.

05/18/2026

Hillary Clinton’s email scandal is a clear example of how powerful people can avoid accountability. She deleted over 30,000 emails, many while using a private server as Secretary of State, raising serious concerns about national security, transparency, and the rule of law. Ordinary citizens face harsh penalties for far less, yet Clinton faced little consequence despite several investigations.
This case shows a double standard where influential politicians seem to operate above the law. Issues like mishandling classified information, deleting emails at suspicious times, and using secure deletion software damaged public trust. The system often protects insiders while expecting ordinary Americans to follow the rules perfectly.
True justice means the law applies equally to everyone, no matter their position or connections. Americans deserve leaders who follow the Constitution, protect sensitive information, and are held to the same standards as everyone else. Until then, distrust in the political system will persist.