At the end of Donald Trump’s presidential term, Iran was nearing an economic collapse with little ability to project strength outside of funding terrorist proxies. Internal revolutions were brewing, and the Mullahs were in their weakest position in decades.
Then Joe Biden took over. Since then Iran has been revitalized, seeing significant growth in its military budget due to the waiving of sanctions. The Islamic power has also come far closer to developing usable nuclear weapons. What did the United States get in return? It received a frayed relationship with long-time ally Saudia Arabia and absolute chaos from Kabul to Tel Aviv.
Wherever Biden’s foreign policy has been, abject failure has followed. One can’t help but laugh at this post from his 2020 presidential campaign.
Donald Trump brought us dangerously close to starting a new war with Iran without any semblance of a…
