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Netanyahu Grabbed Trump by the Pussy

Our most urgent task after the midterms is to create a list of everyone who supported the Iran War so we’ll know who to never, ever, ever, ever trust again. Pending a full accounting, here are the top two: Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, and Rupert Murdoch — still alive as of this writing — patriarch of Fox News and The New York Post.

Trump Is a Winner and Right on Iran

By Chris Ruddy: Trump has demonstrated real leadership at one of the most consequential moments in American history. His decision to confront Iran’s nuclear ambitions was courageous, necessary, and, I believe, one that history will judge favorably.

The Battle of Hormuz Is Turning

Did you notice the sudden media realization that the oil export pressure is now working against Iran? New reports from tanker-tracking groups confirm what the Trump Administration has been saying: Adm. Brad Cooper and the forces of U.S. Central Command have turned around the battle of the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump’s Iran Strategy Is Working

President Trump has done this country and the world an immeasurable good in going after the world’s largest state sponsor of terror. The idea that it will cost us the House or Senate is either patently untrue or America is truly lost.

ABC Continues to Cheerlead Iran

ABC News continues to consistently be the most Trump-deranged and most committed to airing Resistance™ slop among the three major broadcast network newscasts. Chief White House Correspondent Mary Bruce’s report on the recent U.S. strikes in Iran leave no remaining doubt.

Prepare for Trump’s Midterm Surprise

Trump may yet decide on the biggest gamble of his presidency. He can count on regional support and calculate that it’s preferable to face the U.S. midterm electorate with decisive military action than mesmerized with returning to the “negotiating table” that Vahidi dangles before his eyes to manipulate and embarrass him.

Iran’s Bluster Meets Reality

Iran claims it can shut down the Strait of Hormuz, but record oil shipments tell a different story. As nuclear inspections move forward and support for the U.S.-Iran peace deal grows, the Trump administration argues that strength—not appeasement—is driving results.