They say he's black/non-white so it's terrorism.
Iran vs Israel/US: Israel have elections Tuesday, Trump & NetInYahoo don’t like the results, war restarting with Iran likely soon!!!
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They say he's black/non-white so it's terrorism.
apples and oranges
nato is military - brics is $$$$
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Once again Bill burr was right." Ever notice Everytime America f*cks up mcfonalds has a new sandwich?"
Without a military to protect your money, what is your money worth? The reason why I bring this up is that we have to learn to think in 3d understanding the difference between having money and power, a concept that many religious zealots Nations struggle with, especially when they really believe their faith is enough to overcome real-world bombs and other attacks.apples and oranges
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Absolutely NO fucks given from the self-proclaimed peacetime President...
In his address, President Trump says more US service members will likely be killed after the deaths of three Americans
Trump: “Sadly, there will likely be more before it ends. That's the way it is. Likely be more. But we'll do everything possible where that won't be the case”
Trump says America will "avenge their deaths."
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This ain’t no shocker, everyone and their mama
Knew them bases would be targeted
Knew them carriers would be targeted
Knew them bases would be targeted
Knew them carriers would be targeted
It makes sense that Trump gambled on this decapitation strike as a quick operation that might end with minimal casualties. I can see how this was sold to him as a fast operation.
I am blown away, however, that Trump couldn’t see that this has become existential for Iran and the depth of deception we displayed by using peace talks as a ruse means no more negotiation is possible.
From a game theory perspective alone, Iran’s only choice at this point is war.
I am blown away, however, that Trump couldn’t see that this has become existential for Iran and the depth of deception we displayed by using peace talks as a ruse means no more negotiation is possible.
From a game theory perspective alone, Iran’s only choice at this point is war.
yeah .... so.... what you wrote just does not happen
thats just disinformation the media pushes
even the crazy ones understand power or die fast
To level-headed folks, yes.
But the folks that see GI JOE as lord and savior overseas? Not so much.
ok
what odds will you give me on one of the carriers getting sunk?
odds on a destroyer or frigate?
'Disgusting and evil.' Trump faces MAGA backlash on Iran.
Trump campaigned as a staunch critic of previous U.S. wars in the Middle East, and some in his MAGA coalition aren't happy about the Iran operation.
Zac Anderson
USA TODAY
March 1, 2026
After unleashing operation "Epic Fury" in Iran, President Donald Trump is facing MAGA skepticism at home as the military campaign threatens to strain his political coalition heading into the midterm election.
Trump campaigned as a staunch critic of U.S. wars in the Middle East, and his aggressive foreign policy moves since returning to office have sparked backlash within the MAGA movement, including accusations he has betrayed those who subscribed to his anti-interventionist, “America First” pledges.
Tucker Carlson, a long-time Trump backer and former FOX News host who recently attended a White House event, was scathing in an ABC News interview, describing the Iran operation that was launch on Feb. 28 as "absolutely disgusting and evil."
Others in the MAGA sphere questioned how the operation squares with the spirit of the president’s political movement, which over three White House campaigns centered around a more populist approach that eschewed years of GOP foreign policy orthodoxy on utilizing American military might.
“I don’t see how this is in keeping with the president’s MAGA commitment. I’m disappointed,” Trump ally Erik Prince, a private military contractor, said Feb. 1 on a podcast hosted by Steven Bannon, who served as White House chief strategist during Trump’s first term.
Former GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has become a fervent Trump critic after years as one of his top supporters in Congress, accused the president and his team in a flurry of social media posts after the initial attack on Iran of betraying their promises.
Greene called the Trump administration “sick (expletive) liars” in a Feb. 27 post declaring, “We voted for America First and ZERO wars.”
Regime change war
The Trump administration’s focus on regime change in Iran is adding to the backlash. The president announced that Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had been killed along with other top leaders, and has called on the Iranian people to rise up and replace the regime, even as he has warned against regime change efforts in the past.
“We must abandon the failed policies of nation building and regime change,” Trump said at the 2016 Republican National Convention.
The deaths of three U.S. troops in the operation also has heightened tensions.
“This was absolutely unnecessary and is unacceptable,” Greene said in a March 1 social media post. “Trump, Vance, Tulsi (Gabbard), and all of us campaigned on no more foreign wars and regime change. Now, America soldiers are dead.”
Many GOP lawmakers and other conservatives are rallying around Trump as the military operation unfolds, with some dismissing the idea that the president is out of synch with MAGA.
FOX News host Laura Ingraham asked conservative podcaster and former Trump FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino what his message is to “some of our friends on the right” who point out that Trump campaigned against regime change and is now pursuing that goal.
“Can you give the man a chance to cook a little bit?” Bongino responded Feb. 28, adding: “Maybe give the guy five minutes before you’re already crapping on everything he did.”
Trump also faced MAGA criticism after his decision to bomb Iran’s nuclear sites last year. It quickly quieted down, though. That attack was a single event that didn’t spiral into a broader conflict and there were no U.S. deaths. Polls since then have shown overwhelming support for the president among Republicans.
The latest conflict already has resulted in American casualties, though, and is more open ended, with the U.S. and Israel already launching multiple strikes and the president offering an uncertain timeline for how long it could last.
Mercedes Schlapp, a Trump ally who served in his first administration and in the administration of former Republican President George W. Bush, said in a CSPAN interview shortly before Trump struck Iran that it’s not something his MAGA base wants and that the midterms will be fought on the economy.
“I think that if the administration moves towards… more military tactics, a more aggressive posture into Iran, I think that that could be detrimental for Republicans going into the midterm elections,” Schlapp said, noting she worked for Bush during the Iraq War and “it became a very unpopular war quickly.”
Trump campaigned as a staunch critic of previous U.S. wars in the Middle East, and some in his MAGA coalition aren't happy about the Iran operation.
Zac Anderson
USA TODAY
March 1, 2026
'Disgusting and evil.' Trump faces MAGA backlash on Iran.
Trump campaigned as a staunch critic of previous U.S. wars in the Middle East, and some in his MAGA coalition aren't happy about the Iran operation.
www.usatoday.com
After unleashing operation "Epic Fury" in Iran, President Donald Trump is facing MAGA skepticism at home as the military campaign threatens to strain his political coalition heading into the midterm election.
Trump campaigned as a staunch critic of U.S. wars in the Middle East, and his aggressive foreign policy moves since returning to office have sparked backlash within the MAGA movement, including accusations he has betrayed those who subscribed to his anti-interventionist, “America First” pledges.
Tucker Carlson, a long-time Trump backer and former FOX News host who recently attended a White House event, was scathing in an ABC News interview, describing the Iran operation that was launch on Feb. 28 as "absolutely disgusting and evil."
Others in the MAGA sphere questioned how the operation squares with the spirit of the president’s political movement, which over three White House campaigns centered around a more populist approach that eschewed years of GOP foreign policy orthodoxy on utilizing American military might.
“I don’t see how this is in keeping with the president’s MAGA commitment. I’m disappointed,” Trump ally Erik Prince, a private military contractor, said Feb. 1 on a podcast hosted by Steven Bannon, who served as White House chief strategist during Trump’s first term.
Former GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has become a fervent Trump critic after years as one of his top supporters in Congress, accused the president and his team in a flurry of social media posts after the initial attack on Iran of betraying their promises.
Greene called the Trump administration “sick (expletive) liars” in a Feb. 27 post declaring, “We voted for America First and ZERO wars.”
Regime change war
The Trump administration’s focus on regime change in Iran is adding to the backlash. The president announced that Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had been killed along with other top leaders, and has called on the Iranian people to rise up and replace the regime, even as he has warned against regime change efforts in the past.
“We must abandon the failed policies of nation building and regime change,” Trump said at the 2016 Republican National Convention.
The deaths of three U.S. troops in the operation also has heightened tensions.
“This was absolutely unnecessary and is unacceptable,” Greene said in a March 1 social media post. “Trump, Vance, Tulsi (Gabbard), and all of us campaigned on no more foreign wars and regime change. Now, America soldiers are dead.”
Many GOP lawmakers and other conservatives are rallying around Trump as the military operation unfolds, with some dismissing the idea that the president is out of synch with MAGA.
FOX News host Laura Ingraham asked conservative podcaster and former Trump FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino what his message is to “some of our friends on the right” who point out that Trump campaigned against regime change and is now pursuing that goal.
“Can you give the man a chance to cook a little bit?” Bongino responded Feb. 28, adding: “Maybe give the guy five minutes before you’re already crapping on everything he did.”
Trump also faced MAGA criticism after his decision to bomb Iran’s nuclear sites last year. It quickly quieted down, though. That attack was a single event that didn’t spiral into a broader conflict and there were no U.S. deaths. Polls since then have shown overwhelming support for the president among Republicans.
The latest conflict already has resulted in American casualties, though, and is more open ended, with the U.S. and Israel already launching multiple strikes and the president offering an uncertain timeline for how long it could last.
Mercedes Schlapp, a Trump ally who served in his first administration and in the administration of former Republican President George W. Bush, said in a CSPAN interview shortly before Trump struck Iran that it’s not something his MAGA base wants and that the midterms will be fought on the economy.
“I think that if the administration moves towards… more military tactics, a more aggressive posture into Iran, I think that that could be detrimental for Republicans going into the midterm elections,” Schlapp said, noting she worked for Bush during the Iraq War and “it became a very unpopular war quickly.”
US Politicians love war because it stays in the news and it costs the average American nothing, relatively speaking.
Most countries don't have the capabilities or the gall to actually bomb on US land, so most of our normal daily lives aren't affected. (But yes, there are costs to be paid in various forms, tangentially. )
But if Iran or N Korea were to treat us, like Israel treats Palestine........?!
Sheeiiit, mfkrs wouldn't dare be so casual about declaring war. And to be honest, they still shouldn't be. Declaring war is a fucking big deal.
Most countries don't have the capabilities or the gall to actually bomb on US land, so most of our normal daily lives aren't affected. (But yes, there are costs to be paid in various forms, tangentially. )
But if Iran or N Korea were to treat us, like Israel treats Palestine........?!
Sheeiiit, mfkrs wouldn't dare be so casual about declaring war. And to be honest, they still shouldn't be. Declaring war is a fucking big deal.
A lot of white people would rather sink with a white man in charge then prosper with a black person.
Yeah this is one reason why folks want the US masses to feel some pain because maybe they will take their vote more seriously.
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