President Trump's legacy hangs in the balance
Matthew Continetti lays things out by writing "President Trump has a little over two years left in office. What kind of world will he leave to his successor? Will it be a world where the Islamic Republic of Iran can reconstitute its nuclear program and threaten the U.S. and its allies with missiles and terrorism? Or a world where the Iranian regime no longer possesses nuclear material and is about to collapse? The answer will define Mr. Trump’s legacy."
I agree with Continetti's opinion with a slight modification. Elininating the regime shouldn't take 2 years. Further, elimination of the regime is THE ONLY OPTION! If there's a single theocrat left, a single IRGC member left or a single Basij member left, then the regime will rebuild itself. That can't happen. If that requires going full Truman on Tehran, then that's what President Trump must do.
The repercussions of Mr. Trump’s decision in February are well-known. Twenty-three dead and 417 wounded U.S. servicemen. Damaged U.S. bases and depleted munitions. Increased gasoline and diesel prices for global consumers. Strained relations with U.S. allies and partners in the Middle East and beyond. The blowback has been political as well. Vice President JD Vance says the Iran war is the reason Republicans lost so badly on Tuesday.First, Vice President J.D. Vance is great in debates against Tim Walz but he's a policy lightweight. His political career should be finished. This is what a back-stabbing VP looks like: Being a back-stabbing VP is terrible but stabbing Israel is 100X worse: Vance just showed GOP presidential candidates the fast-track to losing.
President Trump MUST finish Iran's theocrats. The majority of American voters aren't opposed to fighting Iran. They're opposed to fighting Iran without a plan to defeat Iran once-and-for-all.
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