Tim Miller

that doesn't seem good.

Or is he telling the truth?

And we spent a quarter billion dollars of our money on bombs, you know, on bombing Iran last week to no end, to no purpose, like, or to the purpose of, you know, getting us to a deal that's worse than where we were before the bombing started.

And the whole thing is terrible.

I'll let Tom Nichols sum it up for everybody.

The best because he did a nice job in the Atlantic this morning.

The reality is that the war will close with the regime in Tehran intact and in the grip of the IRGC.

The Strait of Hormuz will remain under the threat of Iranian attacks.

Iran will continue to possess significant drone and missile stocks.

The regime will maintain the capability to be a state sponsor of terror, and many sanctions will be lifted, and billions of dollars in unfrozen assets will flow to Iran.

In other words, the Iranians have achieved their key strategic aims, regime survival above all, while the Americans have achieved none of their own.

I think that's a pretty good summary of the state of affairs.

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I'm pretty lucky.

Look at this Lebanese afro I got going here.

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