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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.

Don’t Bet Against Trump

The regime is going to fall. The 90 million Iranians will get their act together, acquire arms, include the Kurds, take to the streets, confront their oppressors, and ultimately prevail. It won’t be easy. It will be bloody. The good guys are going to come out on top.

Dems Lose If the Iran Accord Succeeds

The agreement is good news for Republican congressional candidates — and Republicans up and down ballots — this autumn. It’s awful news for Democrats. Though midterm elections are historically losing ground for a president’s party, the war’s end changes the political dynamics.

No, Iran and China Are Not Winning

By Ben Shapiro: For years, much of the American media has operated under a peculiar assumption: that the best way to confront adversaries such as China and Iran is to accommodate them. If the United States applies pressure, the narrative quickly becomes that America is overextended, losing leverage, or somehow empowering its enemies.

History Will Absolve Trump on Iran

Donald Trump’s actions can and will save civilization while fanatics chanting “Death to America!” will inevitably fail. Trump understands this because he sees the world as it truly exists, not as the left dreamily believes it to be.

The Iranians Take Trump for a Sucker

How many times will President Trump pay Iran for the same real estate? Twice he has announced the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, and twice he has given up U.S. leverage in exchange. Yet the strait remains closed, as Iran’s regime demands more.