Staff Reports
Does anyone actually believe Iran is showing up to nuclear talks in Switzerland with anything but the same old tricks up their sleeve? This week, Iran’s foreign minister strutted into Geneva, proudly claiming he brought “real ideas” for a deal with the United States. Give us all a break. The Iranian regime is famous for one thing: lying to the West while building up its nuclear weapon program behind closed doors. Why should we trust them now, especially when history keeps proving their promises mean nothing?
Liberal elites and globalist bureaucrats will tell you we just need to “give diplomacy another chance.” But every time America puts its faith in sweet talk from Tehran, Iran walks away richer and more dangerous—and America looks weaker. Remember, the last big “deal” lined their pockets and let their scientists sprint toward a bomb while Washington played pretend.
Trust Us This Time: Iran Promises to Bring 'Real Ideas' to U.S. Talks https://t.co/5naA464M2X
— Steve Ferguson (@lsferguson) February 17, 2026
But here we are again. The Biden administration and its like-minded allies seem desperate to turn a blind eye, hoping Iran’s charm offensive is a sign they’ve changed. It’s like watching a rigged carnival game—you’re not winning, but the scam artists sure are. Why do Democrats refuse to learn? Is it willful ignorance, or do they actually prefer negotiating with thugs who chant “Death to America” on the streets?
Anyone who cares about American safety can see straight through this circus. The Iranian regime only shows up to make demands, dodge inspections, and win sanction relief. When they say they’ve got “real ideas,” what they really mean is “real ways to outsmart clueless Western negotiators.” And every time liberals run the show, America’s enemies grow bolder.
The world’s not fooled by Iran’s little act. The only real question left: How many times will we let weak, globalist politicians put American lives at risk just to chase photo-ops and fake promises? Maybe it’s time our leaders learned to say no.
