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Did Trump Make the Right Deal With Iran? Curt Mills vs. Will Chamberlain Debate Tonight
Did Trump Make the Right Deal With Iran? Curt Mills vs. Will Chamberlain Debate Tonight
President Trump's agreement or MOU with Iran has infuriated the likes of Mark Levin, Ben Shapiro, and Randy Fine while earning praise from the America First camp: Joe Kent, Steve Bannon, Jack Posobiec, etc.
Voters (both republican and democrat) seems content with the deal and the hope it may usher in a “return to normal”. as admin officials share positive polling towards Trump’s MOU. Here’s deputy assistant to the President Pat Adams:
Poll reveals President Trump’s approval...
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Falklands Emerge As US Leverage Tool Against Britain To Ramp Defense Spending
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A new report from The Telegraph says the Trump administration is using Britain's sovereignty over the Falkland Islands as leverage to pressure the country into meeting NATO's new defense-spending target.
What sounds like an "Art of the Deal" tactic by Trump has been described by a senior US official as a plan to push the UK toward NATO's pledge to spend 5% of GDP on defense.
Here's more from the outlet:
A senior US official told The Telegraph that Britain...
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Two Palestinians Killed, Several Children Wounded, by Israeli Attacks in Gaza
At least two Palestinians were killed, and several more were wounded by Israeli strikes in Gaza on Wednesday, the Quds News Network has reported, as Israeli attacks continue across the Strip amid the US-Israeli war against Iran. The report said that the two Palestinians were killed by an Israeli attack that targeted a gathering of […]
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Post-Iran War: The End of an Era, Not to Decline, but as a Trigger to Abrupt Change
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