On a calculated campaign of fear-mongering, Jane Fonda recently proclaimed that President Donald Trump is “amassing power in a way that will destroy our democracy.” This alarmist rhetoric is not just misguided; it’s indicative of a desperate attempt to undermine the legitimate leadership of a president committed to putting America first.

Fonda’s claims echo historical attempts to incite panic, drawing connections to past struggles such as McCarthyism and Jim Crow. In a bold twist, she asserts that we are facing a unique threat today. Well, let’s be clear: solidarity doesn’t equate to creating a false narrative of impending doom.

No president before Trump sent troops into cities to maintain order—because no previous president faced the chaos that today’s Democrat-led cities have created. This is about law and order, not tyranny. Additionally, the rhetoric about controlling the Federal Reserve is nothing more than an overblown hyperbole, meant to distract from the administration’s focus on economic recovery.

Instead of promoting creativity and solidarity, Fonda advocates for an insidious agenda that calls for “non-violent non-cooperation.” This is a call to resistance that fails to recognize the importance of unity and progress under effective governance. Love, unity, and solidarity are better served through constructive dialogue and patriotism, not through threats and divisive activism.

It’s time to acknowledge the successes that this administration has achieved and reject this unnecessary fear-based narrative. America deserves leaders who uplift, not those who perpetuate crises. Let’s focus on the real issues and continue to advance this great nation with confidence and strength.