In this issue

The President addresses the nation in a Sunday morning interview. This is one more example of the most transparent administration in American history. We talk about that in this issue, along with more presidential actions, commentary from those watching him, and our own take on the news of the day.

• President Trump in the News

• The Most Transparent Administration Ever

• Wear Your Pride

• Other Voices

• Social Media Highlight

• Let Your Voice Be Heard

President Trump in the News

News outlets that are picking up what the President has been saying.

• Straight From the Source: Trump’s Latest Press Conference – No spin, no filter. Just the truth. Watch it here! <link>

• Trump Pulls $400M from Columbia—No Tolerance for Antisemitism – Universities want taxpayer cash? Then they better stand against hate. <link>

• Seven Weeks In—Look at What We’ve Won! – The White House lays out the victories for the American people. Check it out: <link>

• Public Service Loan Forgiveness is Back—But Only for Law-Abiding Americans – Follow the law, get the help. Break the law? Don’t expect a handout. Read more: <link>

• Trump to Russia: Get Peace or Get Tariffs – The President isn’t playing games. If Russia doesn’t make peace, they’ll pay the price. Details here: <link>

Seven weeks in, folks. Seven weeks into President Trump’s administration, and what do we have? The most open, transparent, and refreshingly honest White House this country has ever seen.

For years—decades even—Washington insiders have played their little games behind closed doors, feeding us carefully scripted nonsense while cutting backroom deals that hurt the very people they’re supposed to serve. But not anymore.

President Trump and his team are flipping the script. They are showing us everything.

Want to know what’s happening inside the administration? Check the White House website. Want to hear the unfiltered truth? Tune in to the daily press briefings. Want to see a President who actually answers questions—real questions, without dodging, stalling, or deflecting? Watch one of Trump’s press conferences.

This is what real leadership looks like.

No More Bureaucratic Fog

For too long, transparency was a dirty word in Washington. The elites didn’t want us to know what was happening because if we did, we’d see the corruption, the lies, the waste. That’s why they hated Trump from the moment he rode down that escalator—because he wasn’t one of them. He wasn’t playing by their rules.

And now, as President, he’s pulling back the curtain. He’s speaking directly to the American people through press conferences, social media, and daily briefings that are actually informative—not just sanitized PR fluff.

How refreshing is that? We don’t need the mainstream media filtering and twisting everything for their own agenda. We can hear it straight from the President’s mouth.

Why Transparency Matters

A government that hides from its people cannot be trusted. The American people deserve to know what’s going on—not months later, not after some journalist leaks it—but right now, in real time.

Transparency is what keeps government accountable. It’s what separates a democracy from an oligarchy. It’s what gives power back to you, the American people.

When leaders operate in the shadows, bad things happen. We saw it under Obama. Scandals were swept under the rug. Lies were disguised as “official statements.” The press was complicit, carrying water for an administration that refused to be honest with its own citizens. And don’t get me started on Biden’s health coverup.

With Trump? None of that nonsense.

He stands before us and tells it like it is. His team does the same. They don’t spin, they don’t backpedal, and they don’t try to confuse us with bureaucratic doublespeak. They respect us enough to give us the truth.

The Left Hates This—And That’s a Good Thing

Predictably, the media and the Democrats are throwing fits. They’re desperate to control the narrative, and they’re realizing that they can’t.

They can’t lie about what was said in a meeting when the meeting was broadcast live.
They can’t twist a policy announcement when the White House puts it in plain English on their website. They can’t claim the President is “hiding” when he’s answering questions for hours at press conferences.

So, what do they do? They attack. They say this transparency is “unorthodox” or “chaotic.” They say the administration is being “reckless” by allowing the people to actually see what’s going on.

Well, let me ask you this: What kind of government wants to keep its citizens in the dark?

Not one that works for you.

This Is What We Voted For

We wanted a President who would shake things up. We wanted a leader who would serve the people instead of catering to the swamp. We wanted a White House that wouldn’t play the usual D.C. games.

And that’s exactly what we got.

So don’t let the media fool you. Don’t let the critics try to convince you that honesty is a bad thing. What President Trump is doing—what his team is doing—is exactly what a free and open democracy needs.

This is government by the people, for the people in action.

And it’s only just beginning.