While Joe Biden stumbles his way through another snooze-inducing international trip, it’s clear who the world sees as the real leader of America. Donald Trump, or as we should start calling him, Acting President Trump, stole the show during his visit to France this past weekend. While Biden nods off in Africa, Trump was front and center at the grand re-opening of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with French President Emmanuel Macron.
The exchange between the two leaders was nothing short of presidential. Macron graciously welcomed Trump back to France, recalling their strong partnership during Trump’s first term. Trump, ever the statesman, responded with heartfelt praise for the French people and a nod to the turbulent state of global affairs, hinting that his leadership might just be what the world needs right now.
The French are welcoming President Trump in style.
These guys have been standing just like this for a while now. pic.twitter.com/BQevpqdxDS
— George (@BehizyTweets) December 7, 2024
But let’s talk about the handshake. If there’s one thing Trump is known for besides making America great again, it’s his no-nonsense approach to asserting dominance. Macron, a seasoned politician himself, couldn’t hide the strain as Trump delivered one of his signature handshakes—a show of strength that left Macron smiling through what must have been a tingling palm.
The warm reception Trump received from the French people and Macron was a stark reminder of the respect and admiration he commands on the world stage. From the pageantry of the event to the genuine camaraderie displayed, it’s clear that Trump is still the heavyweight champion of global diplomacy.
Meanwhile, back in the States, Americans are left wondering how much longer they’ll have to endure Biden’s bumbling before the man who truly embodies leadership returns to the Oval Office. Until then, Acting President Trump continues to remind us what real leadership looks like. America is back, baby!
