President Trump just made a huge move that will get America’s kids off the couch and back in shape. He signed an executive order bringing back the Presidential Fitness Test that Obama killed in 2012. This is exactly the kind of strong leadership we need to fight the war on our children’s health.
For over 50 years, American kids proved their strength with push-ups, sit-ups, and mile runs. Then Obama came along and replaced it with some weak program that focused on feelings instead of results. Obama’s approach was all about participation trophies instead of pushing kids to be their best.
Now Trump is fixing Obama’s mess and putting excellence back in our schools. The fitness test will return to public schools across America. Kids will once again have to earn their Presidential Fitness Awards through hard work and dedication.
WWE legend Triple H appeared on Fox News to support Trump’s decision. The wrestling icon knows what it takes to build strong bodies and strong minds. He understands that physical fitness builds character and teaches kids to never give up.
America’s children are facing a health crisis that Democrats ignored for years. Over 70 percent of kids don’t get enough exercise every day. Childhood obesity and diabetes are skyrocketing while liberal educators focus on woke nonsense instead of basic health.
Trump’s team says this is a health emergency, and they’re absolutely right. Our kids are getting weaker while China’s children are getting stronger. We cannot let America’s next generation fall behind because liberals are too soft to demand excellence.
The President picked golf champion Bryson DeChambeau to lead the new fitness council. DeChambeau represents the winning spirit that made America great. He knows that champions are made through discipline and hard work, not participation ribbons.
This is what real leadership looks like. While Democrats waste time on gender studies and climate change, Trump focuses on making American children strong again. Our kids deserve leaders who push them to achieve greatness, not coddle them into weakness.
