Trump’s Iran Deal: Americans Wanted Something Done Short Of Ground Troops, And They Got It
Iran Trump’s Iran Deal: Americans Wanted Something Done Short Of Ground Troops, And They Got It I & I Editorial BoardJune 17, 2026Add comment President Trump’s deal with Iran has received a lot of flak from both sides of the spectrum for its supposed shortcomings. No, but that won’t stop the angry backbiting over a deal that looks like it could significantly weaken Iran’s ability to cause trouble in the Middle East. Let’s be clear: If Trump’s deal leads to a non-nuclear Iran, a freer flow of oil to the global economy, and a more stable Mideast, that will be a net gain for everyone concerned.
- ▪Iran Trump’s Iran Deal: Americans Wanted Something Done Short Of Ground Troops, And They Got It I & I Editorial BoardJune 17, 2026Add comment President Trump’s deal with Iran has received a lot of flak from both sides of the spectrum for it
- ▪No, but that won’t stop the angry backbiting over a deal that looks like it could significantly weaken Iran’s ability to cause trouble in the Middle East.
- ▪Let’s be clear: If Trump’s deal leads to a non-nuclear Iran, a freer flow of oil to the global economy, and a more stable Mideast, that will be a net gain for everyone concerned.
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President Donald Trump speaks. Source: Rawpixel.com. License: CC0 1.0. Public domain. Iran Trump’s Iran Deal: Americans Wanted Something Done Short Of Ground Troops, And They Got It I & I Editorial BoardJune 17, 2026Add comment President Trump’s deal with Iran has received a lot of flak from both sides of the spectrum for its supposed shortcomings. Is it a failure before it’s even finalized? No, but that won’t stop the angry backbiting over a deal that looks like it could significantly weaken Iran’s ability to cause trouble in the Middle East. Let’s be clear: If Trump’s deal leads to a non-nuclear Iran, a freer flow of oil to the global economy, and a more stable Mideast, that will be a net gain for everyone concerned. For the record, no, we’re not entirely satisfied, either.
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