President Trump is a U.S. leader who likes to keep his promises. So, as the estimable Humberto Fontova notes at Front Page, he's dropped 'the hammer' on the thieving socialists of the Castro dictatorship and its enabling trading partners by ending a lawsuit waiver dating from 1996 under the Helms-Burton Act, which allows Americans who have had their property stolen by the Castroite communist to sue the hell out of the regime.  They can do it now, courtesy of President Trump.  Fontova explains what this is really about: Some of us clearly recall a U.S. Presidential candidate who stressed — almost from day one of his campaign — that should he gain office, our trading partners would no longer take advantage of Americans." Little did these "trading partners" realize how far this defense of American interests would extend. Yup, taking advantage of by our trading partners, the case fits, as...(Read Full Post)