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Doug Bandow on Iran Campaign: Political Objectives Unmet, Gulf Infrastructure Vulnerable, Diplomatic Path Was Available

Doug Bandow, senior fellow at the Cato Institute, says Iran’s ability to retaliate could escalate the conflict and make the

Chris Mondics: Claims of Illegal War Against Iran Have No Basis in Law or History, Courts Have Consistently Treated War Powers as Political Question

Chris Mondics is a legal affairs writer based in Philadelphia. He joined Dan Proft with reaction to the legal arguments

Jonathan Tobin: Opposition to Iran Campaign Rooted in Trump Hatred and Anti-Israel Sentiment, Not Strategic Reasoning

Jonathan Tobin is the Editor in Chief of Jewish News Syndicate. He joined Dan Proft with reaction to the latest

Steven Bucci: Iran Campaign on Track for Regime Change Within Original Timeline, Ground Forces Deployment Remains Leverage Tool

Steven Bucci served America for three decades as an Army Special Forces officer and top Pentagon official, is a visiting

John Bolton: Declaring Victory and Leaving Iran Would Be a Fatal Mistake, Regime Must Be Removed to Prevent Repeat of Current Crisis

Former National Security Adviser John Bolton says Iran must undergo regime change — arguing there’s no other effective solution to

Trump Maintaining Maximum Flexibility as Iran Talks Proceed, Regime Change Question Unresolved

FDD Executive Director Jonathan Schanzer says Trump is maintaining maximum flexibility as he negotiates with Iran

Navy Strategist: Strait of Hormuz Can Be Reopened by Escort Operations, Mine Threat Likely Overstated

Steven Wills, navalist at the Navy League Center for Maritime Strategy and he was the chief engineer and executive officer

Steven Bucci: Mearsheimer’s Iran Assessment “Laughable,” VDH Closer to the Mark

Steven Bucci of The Heritage Foundation argues that Iran’s possession of long‑range missiles is no surprise — a regime that