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It's time for Trump to put Iran down for good (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump should strike a killing blow at the rulers of Iran and their lackeys in October if not earlier. Press reports about the president’s alleged alteration between hawk and dove seem designed to confuse our enemy, and that is working. There is hardly a person on the planet who would presume to guess what Trump will do. “Strategic ambiguity,” meet your personification in the president. The rump regime atop the Islamic Republic of Iran is best understood as a military junta with
The voters who care about Iran will turn out in November (opens the original)
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The decision to use the vast military and economic power of the United States to destroy Iran’s ability to terrorize and intimidate its neighbors in the Middle East is by far the most consequential choice of President Donald Trump’s six years in office. Trump did fundamentally alter the future course of the U.S. Supreme Court with his three nominations in his first term. That pushback against an originalist majority on the court should keep the Constitution safe from its domestic adversaries for
Is the Islamic Republic planning an attack inside the US? (opens the original)
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The Foundation for the Defense of Democracies was founded by former New York Times journalist Cliff May 25 years ago, and he remains the president of this sturdy, highly respected D.C. think tank. FDD’s CEO is Mark Dubowitz, whose reputation is equal to that of any public intellectual with a focus on the Islamic Republic of Iran. FDD’s line-up of fellows, senior fellows, and scholars is second-to-none, and FDD covers every significant issue related to the Islamic Republic of Iran. (Iran, of cour
Could toppling the Iranian regime be an October surprise? (opens the original)
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Americans are not known for their patience in long-term wars that include consistent casualty counts. That record includes the stalemates or outright defeats in the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Afghanistan War, and the second Gulf War, which followed President George W. Bush’s order of the invasion of Iraq in 2003. Join Washington Examiner for unlimited access to the news, analysis, and commentary that matter most. In sharp contrast is the support the public had for President Ronald Reagan’s
Like ‘Palmy,’ Trump puts national interest first (opens the original)
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John Henry Temple, better known to students of British history as Lord Palmerston, stood at or near the apex of the British government for nearly 50 years. He was prime minister during the U.S. Civil War and was the powerful and nearly independent-of-everyone foreign minister for 16 years. “Palmy” also had a stint as the home secretary — another of the “four great offices” of the British government, charged with maintaining law and order within the United Kingdom. Palmerston’s early career inclu
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