John D. O’Connor
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- Jul 23, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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JD Vance handed Iran $6 billion — American soldiers paid the price (opens the original)
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As he first announced the terms of the memorandum of understanding with Iran, deceptively so, Vice President JD Vance flippantly told Megyn Kelly that if the 60-day negotiations with Iran failed, “the straits are still open … and … really, you know, we can get on with our lives as a country.” If only that were so. The glaring problem with Vance’s contentions, obvious to all, was that billions in benefits were immediately transferred to Iran — and thus to its terrorist Revolutionary Guard — witho
‘No deal’: JD Vance’s Iran fantasy could cost America everything (opens the original)
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The naivete of a sophomore isolationist vice president in JD Vance has at the least proven that the United States has no chance to reach a satisfactory agreement of peace with Iran. Is seeking Iran’s de facto surrender our only successful strategy? It appears so. After five weeks of amazingly successful bombing, the following 13 weeks — of troubled negotiation of a highly aspirational “agreement to agree” — should have seared on our collective cerebrum that a deal, even a bad one, with the alleg
Trump rightly calls off wedding after Iran's abusive engagement (opens the original)
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After a marriage dissolves because of spousal abuse, those closest to the victim usually decry that pre-wedding red flags were ignored. Since Iran’s conduct early in negotiations with the United States openly reveals early warning signs, shouldn’t President Donald Trump call off the ceremony before he pays the caterer and commits the dowry? It should be obvious to a reasonable observer that the memorandum of understanding between the U.S. and Iran was negotiated by a credulous, swooning American
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