Vance, Rubio Vs Hegseth! Trump’s Top Aides Clash Over Restarting The Iran War

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The White House is facing a growing divide over the Iran war as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly pushes President Donald Trump to continue military operations, while Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio favor diplomacy and negotiations.

The growing clash between Hegseth, Vance and Rubio raises questions about Trump's next move in Iran. Some White House advisers reportedly blame Hegseth for portraying the conflict as a short military operation, as tensions over restarting the war expose divisions inside Trump's inner circle.

My comments:

The in-fighting in tRUMP’s misadministration has been going on for quite some time, but the BIG BLUE TSUNAMI has thrust it into the foreground!

And complicating tRUMP’s and Paranoid Petey Boy Kegsbreath’s problems is the outcome of the Israeli election has left Bibi hamstrung.

Although Demented Donnie has been threatening to ramp up the Iranian war (at Kegsbreath’s counsel), tRUMP would be well advised to dump the drunkard, accept Iran’s offer, and get the strait re-opened tout de suite!

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KunsanVeteran · M

Come January, I expect to see the Democrats negotiating with the Republicans to broker a deal to offer Demented Donnie resignation in lieu of impeachment.

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KunsanVeteran · M

@Picklebobble2 After some reflection and fully aware that at any moment I might change my mind on much of this depending on developments, here is my current thinking:

1. Impeach Kegsbreath ASAP—he is too dangerous due to his gross incompetence, rage, and generalized stupidity. His lack of a functioning frontal cortex is also a major consideration.

2. If Rubio resigns, let him go. At best he is useless.

3. There will be resignations and firings. After highly contested elections where the reigning Party is slaughtered like this, a blood bath always follows. Let that dust settle a bit. If Vance survives the reckoning at least approach him re: trying to work together on some things.

4. Gather everything & everybody you think you will need and brain storm, strategize, and get a game plan started for the immediate future.

5. Consolidate power.

6. The next two months will be critical but be ready to govern come January 3, 2027. That’s when you start holding tRUMP et al responsible while also very visibly working on the real issues your constituents care about.

Picklebobble2 · 61-69, M

@KunsanVeteran To be honest I'm not sure there's much power left to consolidate.

Every potential decision Trump might say he intends to make will be subject to the possible objection and challenge from those wielding a guaranteed majority possibly against him on any issue.

Which means he may have to learn how to compromise....which will be interesting.

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Convivial · 26-30, F

You mean go back to where things were before they spent billions embarrassing themselves🤔

KunsanVeteran · M

@Convivial …that and more.

Picklebobble2 · 61-69, M

And then there's all the internal pressures at home.
Specifically how folk (many considering themselves solid Republicans) are supposed to support such a costly exercise with an uncertain outcome when expenses are so high for basics.

MoveAlong · 70-79, M

It appears we have two fools arguing with a drunkard. If the war wasn't such a serious matter we would all be laughing.

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JimboSaturn · 56-60, M

Zero honour in this administration. Everyone fights to lick Trump's ass and blame each other.

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