Staff Reports
There’s a buzzword of the day for dealing with Iran’s nuclear ambitions: decisive leadership. This is something the Obama administration never understood. They signed away America’s safety with a shoddy nuclear “deal” that did nothing but empower Iran’s radical regime. Thankfully, President Trump stepped up and took charge, being the man America needed when he nullified this disaster to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
President Trump comprehends the danger posed by a nuclear-armed Iran. This isn’t just another country—they’re governed by a fanatical theocracy, obsessed with oppressive ideologies, and have proven they can’t be trusted. Iran’s leaders have a history of playing by their own rules, guided by an agenda that threatens our allies like Israel and even our homeland.
Iran’s actions speak louder than their words. Stockpiling enriched uranium and advancing their ballistic missile program show they’re positioning themselves as a nuclear threat. While the Left prefers to stay silent or blindly optimistic, believing these threats are manageable, let’s not kid ourselves. Such naïveté risks our national security. The Left may call it “warmongering,” but prudence calls it good old-fashioned common sense.
President Trump the ‘Right Man at the Right Time,’ Mark Levin Tells Sen. Cotton https://t.co/AQNSP5LnaL
— Observing Time (@TimeObserving) April 21, 2025
Senator Cotton, a true patriot, has been sounding the alarm, urging us to see Iran’s nuclear program as a severe threat—not just to the Middle East, but to us here at home. His warnings echo the historical lesson of Libya in 2003. Once faced with a strong American stance, they capitulated and dismantled their weapons program. Is Iran so different? Perhaps not, if faced with the steel resolve exhibited by leaders like Trump and Netanyahu.
The Left’s soft-handed approach has proven weak and short-sighted. We need courage, not compromise. The question is not whether these leaders, steeped in pro-American agendas, will fight for our protection, but whether we are ready to see things clearly. Are we to sit back and watch our world face nuclear threats, relying on paper promises? Or follow Trump’s and Cotton’s examples, defending our freedom with vigilant resolve? The answer should be obvious to anyone who cares about America’s tomorrow.
