Dems Place Their Bets Against The U.S.
Posted By: 4250Luis, 3/10/2026 5:47:35 AM
‘The Democrats are betting on failure.” That’s how National Review’s Noah Rothman characterizes the Democratic Party’s response to the U.S.-Israeli attacks on the terrorist regime that controls Iran. But Rothman has it only half right. Democrats aren’t just betting on failure in Iran. They are trying to engineer it. And not just in Iran, but at home as well, where they are actively trying to undermine the economy. Because, you see, the midterms are coming up, and to Democrats, what matters isn’t the well-being of Americans or ridding the world of its chief terrorist threat. The only thing that matters is winning elections. While Ayatollah Khamenei’s body was still warm,
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Dems Place Their Bets Against The U.S.
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‘The Democrats are betting on failure.”
That’s how National Review’s Noah Rothman characterizes the Democratic Party’s response to the U.S.-Israeli attacks on the terrorist regime that controls Iran.
But Rothman has it only half right. Democrats aren’t just betting on failure in Iran. They are trying to engineer it. And not just in Iran, but at home as well, where they are actively trying to undermine the economy.
Because, you see, the midterms are coming up, and to Democrats, what matters isn’t the well-being of Americans or ridding the world of its chief terrorist threat. The only thing that matters is winning elections.
While Ayatollah Khamenei’s body was still warm,
Rubio Zeroes in on Iran, Shreds 'Hostage
Diplomacy' During 'Hostage and Wrongful
Detainee' Ceremony 0 replies
Diplomacy' During 'Hostage and Wrongful
Detainee' Ceremony 0 replies
With the Iran conflict being top of mind, Secretary of State Marco Rubio gave a speech Monday at the State Department in which he zeroed in on what he called "hostage diplomacy," declaring the Iranian regime "the world’s leading hostage-taker, the world’s leading sponsor of terrorism."In remarks made during the department's "U.S. Hostage and Wrongful Detainee Flag Raising Ceremony," Rubio asserted that actions Iran has taken since the strikes first began further prove the points made by the United States about the threat they posed to the region and the world:
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Noel and another guard were accused of falsifying records to make it appear as though they had checked on Epstein during the night hours.
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Bombshell divorce docs threaten to blow
up Dem lawmaker’s life as his wife goes
scorched earth 8 replies
up Dem lawmaker’s life as his wife goes
scorched earth 8 replies
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At times, you could be forgiven for having thought that Kristi Noem wanted to be a uniformed Department of Homeland Security officer rather than the secretary of the department.
Now, the cabinet member most inclined to glamour shots out in the field is going to have to go back to wearing civilian clothes.
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Noem is the exception, and she’s earned the dubious distinction.
Incompetent and preposterously self-promoting,
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Defund The U.N.
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