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Stop the Presses--Trump Actually Did a Good Thing

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Stop the Presses--Trump Actually Did a Good Thing
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Donald Trump has been criticized for his actions, but he may have done something positive with his recent peace deal with Iran. However, it is essential to consider the context and the consequences of his previous decisions, such as tearing up the deal negotiated by Barack Obama. The situation is complex, and its impact on the US and global economy is still being assessed.

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Publication timeTue, 26 May 2026 13:40:46 -0500
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Donald Trump has made just about everything he’s touched worse. He’s going to spend this week bragging about his peace deal with Iran, but please remember that in 2018 he tore up the Barack Obama–negotiated deal that was working, which led Iran to start enriching far more uranium, which then made Trump decide to go to war to solve a problem he created, which is wrecking the U.S. and global economy, which he’s now trying to fix in part by reportedly preparing to release around $20 billion in Iranian assets (right-wingers wanted Obama tried for treason over $1.7 billion).Read Full Article ⟶

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