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@RichardHanania It all equals more time than Biden spent in Cabinet meetings.

This is amazing. The New York Times put together a graphic of how much time cabinet members spend kissing up to Trump in meetings. "On average, at least one of every six sentences either flattered Mr. Trump, gave him credit or criticized his political opponents." North Korea.

@susiecubed @AgentCoopr702 @DrewSav "Taking responsibility for his actions" in this case means saying, "Yeah. I got one. So?"

@AgentCoopr702 @DrewSav Supporting a pedophile and trying to push morality on anyone else is so fucking magaty. He’s acknowledged the tattoo, apologised and covered it up. He’s taken responsibility for his actions, unlike some. It’s up to voters who they want to represent them.

Auchincloss should be primaried. Endorsing Susan Collins is not acceptable for any elected Democrat. It's fine if he doesn't like Platner. I don't like him either but beating Susan Collins is of vital importance to our country.

@UnVard @AgentCoopr702 @CassieJHill @DrewSav Hegseth has no nazi tattoos, you cretinous bot. He has a crusader tattoo, though, and that's fine with me.

@AgentCoopr702 @CassieJHill @DrewSav So the Secretary of War and his numerous Nazi tattoos are ok with you? But not Platners? Party over Country??

@AgentCoopr702 @CassieJHill @DrewSav Lol. It *is* sort of a tell.

@CassieJHill @DrewSav Sometimes it's hard to know who the actual fascists are. I find that a good way to identify them is if they have Nazi insignias tattooed prominently on their body.

@joeroganhq Well, yeah, Jon, we kinda do.

Jon Stewart to Republicans: "You don't own patriotism, you don't own Christianity, and you sure as hell don't own respect for the bravery and sacrifice military, police, and firefighters."

@scorpi2076 @spydar00 @mopenshaw @The_FJC Nobody in the Middle East is known for being truthful, tbh.

@ProfChill1 @spydar00 @mopenshaw @The_FJC i have heard the same ballpark numbers from others not connected to the mainstream .. the 40k number doesnt come from citizens it comes from one country in the middle east and if i had to choose who's numbers to trust it wouldnt be theirs they are not know for being truthful

We know what Trump is trying to do in Iran, we think. For those criticizing it, whats the alternative?

@scorpi2076 @spydar00 @mopenshaw @The_FJC Why do you think his account is less biased or more accurate than reports that have leaked out from civilians? He's more or less an apologist for the regime, isn't he?

@ProfChill1 @spydar00 @mopenshaw @The_FJC Seyed M. Marandi

@scorpi2076 @spydar00 @mopenshaw @The_FJC What "known scholar" living in Tehran? Who?

@ProfChill1 @spydar00 @mopenshaw @The_FJC what part ? the protests from a interview with a known scholar living in Tehran .. the other part because Trump literally said so .. also said Ill bomb Iran into the stone age wipe out the civilization do those words sound like someone there to help the people ?

@scorpi2076 @spydar00 @mopenshaw @The_FJC How do you know this, Maarten?

@ProfChill1 @spydar00 @mopenshaw @The_FJC because it was just a few agitators/operatives that killed 500 policemen and a bunch of civilians they joined a normal protest and tried to escalate it. If you believe Trump is there to Help the Iranians i have a bridge for sale just for you cash deal great price.

@scorpi2076 @spydar00 @mopenshaw @The_FJC What makes you suspect it was a lie?

@spydar00 @mopenshaw @The_FJC thats the lie that BIBI told Trump and caused the 3.7k deaths that everyone now claims was 40k ..

@mopenshaw @The_FJC When has the Iranian regime ever negotiated rationally, Mike?

Bombing alone can't fix anything at this point- and the Gulf states probably would block it anyway because they'd take tremendous damage in retaliation. There is almost NO American support for the 200-300K sets of boots on the ground for 5-10 years (along with hundreds of casualties per month for the early part of it) to stand up a rational govt that would only last as long as we were there. Short of that, the crazier-than-before regimes stays, as does their evil intents, no matter how that gets papered over. From the actions of Day one, when we used a ruse of a peace plan to gather their leaders together and hit them with a sneak attack, there was no chance of a happy ending here. What that opening act did was eliminate ANY possibility for rational negotiations .

@DrewPavlou He’s supposed to arm an insurgency to take out our mortal enemy. He’s not supposed to redo Obama’s stupid deal.

Dude the entire global left - including “moderates,” including venerated institutions like the New York Times, including almost every sjngle European politician - just spent the past two months trying to crush the war effort to topple the Iranian regime. What the fuck is he supposed to do? If he went boots on the ground you would all screech for it to end. You can’t then say he betrayed the Iranian protesters by failing to topple the regime. He TRIED to topple the regime and virtually every single US ally, the entire American left, the entire global liberal thought maker establishment spent the entire time trying to destroy the operation.

@EricNutt11 @DataRepublican @LindseyGrahamSC I’m astonished that we aren’t doing this. If we don’t, my support for the president will evaporate. I doubt that I’m alone.

@DataRepublican @LindseyGrahamSC There is an alternative approach … the Israeli approach. Full naval blockade, ongoing decapitation strikes against every member of the IRGC and the Islamic Republic government, and covert ops to build and support the resistance.

If it is perceived in the region that a deal with Iran allows the regime to survive and become more powerful over time, we will have poured gasoline on the conflicts in Lebanon and Iraq. A deal that is perceived to allow Iran to survive and possess the ability to control the Strait in the future will put Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Shia militias in Iraq on steroids.

@DataRepublican @LindseyGrahamSC We don’t need to do that. We only need to arm an insurgency and blockade the country.

@LindseyGrahamSC Have you spent even 5 minutes studying the logistics of a full-scale ground war with Iran and what it would actually take to dismantle and overthrow the IRGC?

@DrewPavlou Sorry, sir, but Trump took ownership of this the moment he started attacking. If he signs the ludicrous deal being reported, he’ll lose every one of his remaining constituencies. He’ll go down as the most laughable dud in the history of the presidency.

Trump TRIED to topple the Iranian regime and the entire global liberal intelligentsia spent the whole time trying to destroy the operation. Fukuyama was against it. Virtually every neocon who supported the Iraq War was against it because Trump was doing it. Hell I’m pretty sure John Bolton was against it. Can somebody explain how Trump is supposed to topple the Iranian regime when nobody has the will to do it? I wish the Iranian regime collapsed. It would have happened if the entire Western intelligentsia didn’t fucking panic at the sight of blood. What did Lenin say? Advance with bayonets - if you find mush, push, if you find steel, withdraw. Trump found mush and would have toppled the Iranian regime had the entire collective Western taste maker class had the guts to deliver freedom to the Iranian people. Instead they were all soft, cringe and retarded. Trump was the only one who actually tried

@HunterStires ...launch an atomic strike on our allies in the region simply to hasten the apocalypse. This is their foundational belief. They cannot be trusted with atomic weaponry, period. Hormuz is not our primary concern anymore. We are an oil exporter. Our concern is world stability. 2/

@HunterStires That's an odd reading. We primarily care about nuclear proliferation in Iran because it would grant Iran virtually untouchable status that it would use to continue to fund its proxies, our enemies, throughout the region. Its eschatological theology might lead it to... 1/

The apparent failure to build a force equal to the foundational naval task of protecting the movement of civilian shipping through contested chokepoints is a grave indictment of our naval and national leadership. The choice to launch an ill advised war in one of the world’s most important maritime chokepoints when a protection of shipping mission was apparently beyond the Navy’s ability to execute represents a strategic blunder by the Trump administration of epic proportions.

@HunterStires I mean, if we're going to think strategically, sir, let's actually think strategically.

@HunterStires Frankly, the ransom paid by the Obama and Biden administrations to ostensibly pause Iran's nuclear development, without even actual inspections of the facilities, was a far greater strategic blunder. And through it we indirectly funded our enemies in Hamas and Hezbollah.