Iran is insisting Hormuz will never go back to being International Waters, and Iran will exercise some control over it. Trump May Have to concede.
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Da fuq is this? Counterpoint spammy Legion?
See above.
30% of Americans today think that attacking Iran was a good idea.
Other than no accountability for the Plandemic this is your most sure sign that we are fucked.
It is not. At all. Learn to read. Fucking dunce.
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Yep I can see that one moron talking to another.
Trump would have never been able to launch and maintain his war on Iran if he didn't have utter confidence he could count on his MAGA cult (aka, you) to support and defend him no matter what he does.
He expected it to be a fast win like Venezuela...with the vast exploitation of riches.
Oh. So you called up Biden personally and gave him your permission for Ukraine. Cypress, there really is no reason for you to keep showing that you are nothing other than an uneducated fag ass democrat. That has been firmly established.
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Poopeye, your buddies at Pickle Park need your services.
Iran said 7% duties, they will let tRump "negotiate" them down to 1 or 2% and he will claim victory and tell us all what a hero he is.Iran is Insisting the Strait of Hormuz Will Never Go Back to Being International Waters the Way It Was Before Trump's War, and Iran Will Exercise Some Control Over It. Trump May Have to Concede
Iran has insisted on some measure of control, saying the strait will not go back to being an open international waterway as it was before the war. Despite thousands of U.S. strikes, Iran can still fire drones and missiles at vessels, giving it a chokehold over commercial shipping.
Cohen said yielding ground to Iran would be difficult for the president, even if the conflict keeps gasoline prices elevated and poses problems for Republicans in November's midterm elections.
But David Schenker, a former State Department official in the first Trump administration, said the increasing economic pressure may actually prompt Trump to compromise on the strait, even if it's likely to have profound implications on global trade.
A deal with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz may require a compromise from Trump
To reach a deal with Iran that reopens the economically vital Strait of Hormuz, President Donald Trump may need to do something out of character — compromise. Any concession would be tough for the Re...www.yahoo.com
Which is not unlike setting your own backyard on fire and demanding recognition for putting it out, lol.
Since there really isn't any "red button" to push, but instead a complicated series of checks and balances, I would hope someone along the way would decline to go on with it.
But they do, son. tRump gave them the power.
American presidents don't do anything unless there is a constituency for it. If the Democratic party was universally hostile to lifting a finger to help Ukraine, Biden would have taken a pass.
Trump unilaterally started a war of choice because he knew cultists like you would defend it, support it, make excuses for it, and never under any circumstances openly criticize it.
See the leftists suck Iranian cock nonstop....Iran is Insisting the Strait of Hormuz Will Never Go Back to Being International Waters the Way It Was Before Trump's War, and Iran Will Exercise Some Control Over It. Trump May Have to Concede
Iran has insisted on some measure of control, saying the strait will not go back to being an open international waterway as it was before the war. Despite thousands of U.S. strikes, Iran can still fire drones and missiles at vessels, giving it a chokehold over commercial shipping.
Cohen said yielding ground to Iran would be difficult for the president, even if the conflict keeps gasoline prices elevated and poses problems for Republicans in November's midterm elections.
But David Schenker, a former State Department official in the first Trump administration, said the increasing economic pressure may actually prompt Trump to compromise on the strait, even if it's likely to have profound implications on global trade.
A deal with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz may require a compromise from Trump
To reach a deal with Iran that reopens the economically vital Strait of Hormuz, President Donald Trump may need to do something out of character — compromise. Any concession would be tough for the Re...
Really. Like how the DNC picked Harris? democrats are literally nothing but sheep. Go sit in the corner.
You just revel in your lack of knowledge and stupidity. No way to go through life, son.
Trump doesn't have a clue what he's doing. Neither does the drunk he put in charge of our military.
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