6 thoughts on “MTG On The Decision To Go To War Against Iran”

  1. Every word she said is the truth. Hear, hear!

    A significant mystery for historians is why Trump was such a Judas, going against what he had stood for for years and against what he promised that got him elected. My bet is that Mossad made him “an offer he couldn’t refuse.” But it may well be that Trump has never really stood for anything but his own personal glory.

    1. J. Sobran, he doubtless knew he would receive much positive feedback and positive reinforcement from those parties that ardently wanted him to pursue this, both domestically and internationally. And he doubtless knew he would antagonize part of his base. But the actual motivation(s)? As you say, it might require historians to sort that out.

  2. He rightly is listening to all points of view. The problem is that he has promised total destruction of Iran’s electricity infrastructure and its bridges but he has been dilly dallying and has not delivered . It is clear that has bought into the message of those who prioritize negotiations over use of our overwhelming military dominance… BOMB IRAN, PERIOD !!!

    2. Fred, perhaps when you reflect…that what we know about Iran comes from the same people who told us Saddam had WMD, who told us for 20 years Afghanistan was in hand, who got Pulitzer Prizes for the Russiagate lies, who told us the border was secure as 25 million illegals flooded into the US, who told us Hunter’s laptop was fake, who told us Biden was as sharp as a tack, who told us the virus didn’t come from a lab & that the US taxpayer didn’t fund the gain-of-function that made it lethal, & who tell us castrating little boys is “gender-affirming care”…when you reflect that what we “know” about Iran comes from these same liars of the Mockingbird media and the Swamp, maybe your view isn’t entirely consistent with “Constitutional Conservatism and Biblical Christianity.”

      1. Truth is obviously important, J. Sobran. There are two widely divergent representations about what Iran’s nuclear capabilities and ambitions have been. You can’t resolve it if you can’t feel confident in the sources of information upon which we need to be able to depend.

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