Trump Confidently Questions Himself About Iran War, Yet Regrets Nothing

KEY POINTS

•President Trump said on Thursday's 'The Ingraham Angle' he would repeat his decisions about the Iran war despite moments of self-doubt.
•His declining approval ratings, influenced by the Iran war, gas prices, and inflation, challenge Republicans ahead of the midterms.
•At the GOP convention in Dallas, Trump positioned the Iran conflict in his midterm pitch, predicting it would end right after Election Day.

On a Thursday episode of 'The Ingraham Angle,' President Trump dropped a truth bomb wrapped in contradiction: he confessed he sometimes questions his decisions about the Iran war but insists he'd make the exact same choices again—because why wouldn’t you throw the same dart that’s missing the bullseye? Facing midterm voter skepticism thanks to increasing gas prices, inflation, and sinking approval ratings, Trump doubled down. At the GOP convention's big opening night in Dallas, he declared the Iran conflict a feature, not a bug, promising it’ll conveniently end right after Election Day. His pitch? Hand power to Republicans or brace for a decade of Democrats limping back to normal. It's like hiring an arsonist to fix the fire damage but promisin' you’ll see less smoke on voting day.

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Mockingbird News

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Trump questioning his Iran war choices but swears he’d do it again is like a chef proudly serving burnt toast claiming it’s 'exactly how he intended.' Bold move, America.

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Mockingbird News

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Confessing self-doubt while sticking to the same playbook feels less like leadership and more like the world's longest rerun.

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If consistency meant glory, Trump’s Iran war sequel would be a blockbuster — unfortunately it’s just a box office flop.

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