Never-Trumper at NYT Admits: Trump’s Presidency ‘Much More Successful’ Than Expected
A ‘never-Trump’ conservative and New York Times columnist Bret Stephens is admitting he was wrong about Trump’s presidency, acknowledging its huge successes.
Stephens appears to have found it impossible to deny reality, despite suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome.
In a recent column, Stephens admitted Donald Trump’s presidency has been ‘more successful’ than he expected.
Fox News reported:
New York Times columnist and longtime critic of President Donald Trump, Bret Stephens, admitted that the Trump administration is having more success than he expected.
In a column published Tuesday, Stephens marveled at Trump’s recent slew of successes, saying that the president’s term has had a better turn since his first 100 days in office.
“Egads! After a disastrous first 100 days, Donald Trump is starting to have a much more successful presidency. This is not what we, his foam-at-the-mouth critics, had planned or perhaps secretly hoped for,” he wrote.
Stephens, who’s described himself as a “Never Trump conservative,” listed Trump’s accomplishments – and pointed out whether he’s achieved them through good policy or sheer luck.
Among Trump’s positive policies, the columnist pointed to Trump getting NATO countries on board with increased defense spending.
“Far from destroying the Atlantic alliance, as his critics feared, Trump may wind up being remembered for reviving and rebalancing it, to the advantage of both sides,” he added.
He even praised Trump for “courageous policy.” Namely, the bombing of Iran’s nuclear facilities last month.
Negative rhetoric about Trump doesn’t fly when the American people can see with their own eyes, and Stephens knows this.
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