Trump Urged to Cancel $5 Billion Loan to France
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**Disruption: Macron's Hostile Stance Spurs Calls to Cancel U.S. Funding for Foreign Projects**
In an escalating clash of priorities, former President Donald Trump is being urged to cancel a substantial $5 billion loan earmarked for France’s TotalEnergies African liquefied natural gas project.
This call comes on the heels of French President Emmanuel Macron's audacious demands for European companies to cease investments in the United States, as retaliation for tariffs imposed during Trump's administration.
In a powerful statement reflecting the sentiment of many Americans, energy advocate Daniel Turner stated, “President @realDonaldTrump should immediately cancel the $5 billion U.S. loan for France’s TotalEnergies African LNG project.”
This sentiment echoes a growing frustration among conservatives over U.S. taxpayer dollars being funneled towards foreign projects that directly compete with American interests.
The U.S. Export-Import Bank's recent approval of the loan has drawn sharp criticism from a range of voices, including former energy secretary Rick Perry. He noted that financing a foreign-owned project contradicts the Trump administration's agenda of restoring American energy dominance.
Perry articulated the prevailing sentiment, saying, “The proposal for the Ex-Im Bank to send $5 billion in taxpayer dollars to fund a foreign-owned project in Africa contradicts this priority.”
As Trump re-establishes his agenda under his second term, the imperative for an America First policy remains clearer than ever. The latest developments with TotalEnergies underscore the necessity for decisive action against European nations that demonstrate a lack of regard for America’s economic interests.
Many now see the situation as a critical test for the Trump administration's commitment to put American priorities first. The momentum is building for Trump to act boldly and halt this loan, protecting American jobs and reinforcing the principle that U.S. resources should bolster domestic growth, not foreign competition.
As this drama unfolds, patriotic Americans are watching closely, attuned to the implications of every move made in the intricate dance of international relations and economic strategy.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
breitbart.com
rumble.com
In an escalating clash of priorities, former President Donald Trump is being urged to cancel a substantial $5 billion loan earmarked for France’s TotalEnergies African liquefied natural gas project.
This call comes on the heels of French President Emmanuel Macron's audacious demands for European companies to cease investments in the United States, as retaliation for tariffs imposed during Trump's administration.
In a powerful statement reflecting the sentiment of many Americans, energy advocate Daniel Turner stated, “President @realDonaldTrump should immediately cancel the $5 billion U.S. loan for France’s TotalEnergies African LNG project.”
This sentiment echoes a growing frustration among conservatives over U.S. taxpayer dollars being funneled towards foreign projects that directly compete with American interests.
The U.S. Export-Import Bank's recent approval of the loan has drawn sharp criticism from a range of voices, including former energy secretary Rick Perry. He noted that financing a foreign-owned project contradicts the Trump administration's agenda of restoring American energy dominance.
Perry articulated the prevailing sentiment, saying, “The proposal for the Ex-Im Bank to send $5 billion in taxpayer dollars to fund a foreign-owned project in Africa contradicts this priority.”
As Trump re-establishes his agenda under his second term, the imperative for an America First policy remains clearer than ever. The latest developments with TotalEnergies underscore the necessity for decisive action against European nations that demonstrate a lack of regard for America’s economic interests.
Many now see the situation as a critical test for the Trump administration's commitment to put American priorities first. The momentum is building for Trump to act boldly and halt this loan, protecting American jobs and reinforcing the principle that U.S. resources should bolster domestic growth, not foreign competition.
As this drama unfolds, patriotic Americans are watching closely, attuned to the implications of every move made in the intricate dance of international relations and economic strategy.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
breitbart.com
rumble.com
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