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@shauntandon So the Alcoholic apocalyptic podcaster is calling the shots for the U.S. Military? Comforting.

Trump on Hegseth role starting Iran war: “Pete, I think you were the first one to speak up, and you said, ‘Let's do it, because you can't let them have a nuclear weapon.’”

@PpollingNumbers GABBARD? Holy Shit how weak does a bench need to be to include Tulsi ROFL

New - 2028 Presidential poll 🔴 Vance 28% (-17) 🔴 Rubio 17% (-2) 🔴 DeSantis 13% (+8) 🔴 Haley 8% (+3) 🔴 Ramaswamy 8% 🔴 Gabbard 7% Public institute #C - LV - 3/20

@Oilfield_Rando When you have a tiny penis the whole world looks dangerous.

To be clear, I want ICE everywhere. Airports. The Social Security office. The DMV. Water parks. Grocery stores. Truck stops. The tiddy bars. Can you imagine how much that would improve the experience everywhere?

@smalls2672 @Oilfield_Rando Indeed.

@Oilfield_Rando Crazy how many "freedom loving small government conservatives" want a complete police state. These ppl are the biggest bootlicking pussies I've ever seen. What an embarrassment.

@_Adrian The boy who cried wolf

There is a clear pattern... It's not good that the world sees our President as a bad faith actor x.com/s_m_marandi/st…

Trump is saying that there's progress towards peace. Apparently the Iranians have already denied that any talks ever happened. My guess? Markets move on sentiment. So he's flat out lying to trigger algo's - They start selling on the news, they stop oil from ripping & the markets from tanking. Buys time since the market now has to figure out what's real & what's not. He is watching Treasuries as well. Not politics, just market manipulation ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@annmarie @kwelkernbc Is this guy a fucking robot? Because no human is this stupid. His mannerisms are that of a robot.

Bessent to @kwelkernbc: “In essence, we are jujitsuing the Iranians. We are using their own oil against them.”

@johnkonrad @PeteHegseth Unfortunately no. More lies from this administration. More distrust. We know the game. Market manipulation.

We’ve cleaned out Iran’s nukes and drone factories, and gutted their navy. If the Strait reopens without a single U.S. naval casualty… will every Dem here finally admit @PeteHegseth is doing a good job… or just gaslight us again?

@AdamKinzinger Why are you speaking so calmly? There's a madman and control and he's about to use nuclear weapons on iran.

Civilian power plants should only be targeted if there is military necessity. Inflicting suffering on the people of Iran, who generally hate their govt, is that fastest way to screw that up.

@SecScottBessent @POTUS @SecWar Bullshit

America is firmly in control of the Iran conflict, and we have demolished Iran’s capability for aggression. @POTUS, @SecWar, and General Caine are spearheading our campaign to destroy all fortifications along the Strait of Hormuz.

@EthanLevins2 They should all bomb israel. They are the number one state sponsor of Terror in the middle east

Netanyahu just said Europe should join the war because of Iran’s missile range. He’s right, they should join.

@carlquintanilla @CNBC Sounds like another one of the billionaire pedophiles to me.

BESSENT, one month ago: “.. 2025 was about setting the table. 2026 is going to be a banquet for the American people. The economy is taking off.” @CNBC

@SkipperDoodle3 @realDonaldTrump Wishing you the worst possible diagnosis at your next Medical checkup.

I applaud @realDonaldTrump for stomping on Mueller's carcass. When you try to railroad a good person into prison you deserve God's wrath. They say they always die in 3's. Has anybody checked on Nancy and Carville?

@DanielLDavis1 He just does whatever his Puppet Masters tell him to do

Stunning piece in Axios tonight, claiming that Trump's team has begun internal "game planning" on the outlines of a negotiated deal they plan to offer to Iran to end the war. Its is as detached from reality as imaginable. There are six major points so far, according to Axios, which claims any "deal to end the war would need to include the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, address Iran's stockpile of highly enriched uranium, and also establish a long-term agreement on Iran's nuclear program, ballistic missiles and support for proxies in the region." My first reaction was that we already had a majority of those terms, in hand, on 26 February after the third round of talks bt Witkoff and Aragchi, mediated by the Omani foreign minister. War could have been avoided all together, and Trump would have had a genuinely laudable diplomatic deal. Instead, he trashed the deal and launched a war of choice anyway. I couldn't understand why Iran would again return to contemplate similar terms three weeks into a war, when I read the crucial part of the Axios report: "Egypt and Qatar have informed the U.S. and Israel that Iran is interested in negotiating, but with very tough terms. The *Iranian demands* include a ceasefire, guarantees that the war will not resume in the future, *and compensation*." Why does the Witkoff team in the White House think Iran will agree to submit to the same terms they offered, without war, three weeks ago, after having their former leader assassinated, scores of other leaders killed, massive damage to its air and naval forces, and thousands of its people killed? As the article illustrates, Iran isn't interested in that. To the contrary, they are issuing major demands of their own, at this point, and are no longer offering to end enrichment or curtailment of its missile forces. Instead, they're demanding reparations *from* the U.S. Right now, Iran has huge leverage over the U.S. bc of the effective control of the Strait of Hormuz. Iran likely has more capacity to suffer loss and privation than Trump has to suffer high oil prices for an extended period of time. This is now a test of wills, Trump's and Iranian leadership's. The White House is acting like its in the driver's seat. Evidence suggests Tehran is in the dominant negotiating position. Time will tell how this test of wills plays out, bc to be sure, Iran is suffering significant material and personnel damage. But they've suffered for decades, from 8 years of war with US-backed Iraq, and the last couple decades of sanctions and other attacks from US and Israel. Chances are high they can suffer longer than the U.S. We'll see soon enough. My guess is these six points will go nowhere, and Iran won't be willing to budge on their demands, at least not in the near term. We'll all find out soon enough, however, how this plays out.

@martypartymusic That you value what this jackass says speaks volumes about you.

*Trump on TSA and ICE

@PetreSolheim @SenTomCotton Of course. But Israel has copies of Epstein files.

@SenTomCotton Israel’s Jericho-3 and North Korea’s Taepo Dong-2 both have ranges up to 6,500 km and carry nuclear warheads, aren’t they the greater ‘imminent threats’ to world peace?

Iran’s IRBMs can now threaten Diego Garcia, and our troops and assets stationed there. They are determined to build a missile capable of hitting the United States. Anyone who bought the ayatollah’s “fatwa” against long-range missiles should never make U.S. policy again.

@DeItaone Go ahead dickweed. Damage the economy even more.

TRUMP: I WILL DEPLOY ICE AGENTS TO AIRPORTS ON MONDAY IF DEMOCRATS DON'T AGREE TO FUND DHS

@ianbremmer Israel should have their ballistic and nuclear missile capability destroyed.

turned out the iranian government was lying about not developing any ballistic missiles with range beyond 2000km. hardly surprising, but justification for removing their ballistic missile capability militarily.

🚨 Sec. of War Pete Hegseth: “We are extending the Department’s “reinstatement and return to service” guidance by an ADDITIONAL YEAR, allowing our Warriors of Conscience to return through April 1, 2027.”

Gaslighter and liar-in-chief