Trump Just Surrendered to Iran--Pathetic

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I got to wondering about the timing of this. I thought it might be related to Congress funding the war. I thought about the effect on mid term election primaries. Then it popped into my head that the timing was right before the G7 and first Fed meeting with Warsh in charge.
 
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Torbee

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When did I, or any Democrat here, say that giving Iran back THEIR money is bad? I can tell you that it is a WHOLE LOT better than giving them OUR money. The point that I and other Democrats here have been making is that it was hypocritical for you to bray about Obama giving Iran "pallets of cash" back when the JCPOA was created, while you are now utterly silent upon learning that Trump apparently plans to give Iran roughly 15 times as much money.

Trump wants to pay that money in some form other than cash, so he can maintain that "no cash changed hands."

PUHLEEZE.

Have you ever received or given someone a check or money order? Ever received or sent a wire transfer? That's not giving and receiving money?
BINGO

BINGO

BINGO
 

Tom Paris

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I don't know that this makes him particularly "lucky."

His base is now pretty much just the 30% Dead Enders Club and we already knew nothing - literally nothing - Trump could do would lose their support.

But the 70%-plus of "normie" Americans aren't that stupid. They all know this was a complete and pathetic surrender that humiliated the U.S. and undermined our global power and prestige. And the GOP sycophants that were too chickens/hit to do anything about it will pay electorally.
The thing is, Republicans will still win Red states because crazy liberal socialists are way worse than anything Trump could ever do. A high percentage of the “normie” will continue to vote red.
 

Moral

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I got to wondering about the timing of this. I thought it might be related to Congress funding the war. I thought about the effect on mid term election primaries. Then it popped into my head that the timing was right before the G7 and first Fed meeting with Warsh in charge.

Also timed for Trump's bday and the UFC extravaganza.
 

Tom Paris

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I think Trump’s core base floor is adound 30% of voters - these are the dead enders.

Around 45% of voters are hardcore Never Trumpers.

That leaves around 25% - mostly independents and “country club” Republicans - that Trump was able to convince to vote for him as “at least better than the crazy commie black lady”.

That 25% - it is clear by polling and general sentiment - has MAJOR buyer’s regret at this point.
I hope you’re right.
 

GDead_Tiger

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I got to wondering about the timing of this. I thought it might be related to Congress funding the war. I thought about the effect on mid term election primaries. Then it popped into my head that the timing was right before the G7 and first Fed meeting with Warsh in charge.
Speaking of, we're probably getting a rate hike this year
 
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RockyMtNole

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Lmao!


Funny to contrast the reactions of Lutnik and Rubio.

Lutnik is smiling like the moronic Trump bootlicker he is. Rubio looks like Deborah Birx and wishing he was anywhere but there.
 

GesterHawk

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We de-nuked them? Are you talking about when we de-nuked them last year, or when we went back in this year to de-nuke them again?

The leaked MOU says nothing about what happens to their enriched uranium. lt says they agree not to develop nuclear weapons in exchange for money. Sounds familiar.
Remember, the Red Hats are referring to uranium or the ability to refine uranium when they saw 'nukes' now. It helps them justify Iran getting paid $324 billion to kill American soldiers.
 
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GesterHawk

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Lmao!

Trump Dictator GIF by Maryanne Chisholm - MCArtist
 

GesterHawk

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When did I, or any Democrat here, say that giving Iran back THEIR money is bad? I can tell you that it is a WHOLE LOT better than giving them OUR money. The point that I and other Democrats here have been making is that it was hypocritical for you to bray about Obama giving Iran "pallets of cash" back when the JCPOA was created, while you are now utterly silent upon learning that Trump apparently plans to give Iran roughly 15 times as much money.

Trump wants to pay that money in some form other than cash, so he can maintain that "no cash changed hands."

PUHLEEZE.

Have you ever received or given someone a check or money order? Ever received or sent a wire transfer? That's not giving and receiving money?
They never get that it is always about the hypocrisy.
 

baltimorened

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When did I, or any Democrat here, say that giving Iran back THEIR money is bad? I can tell you that it is a WHOLE LOT better than giving them OUR money. The point that I and other Democrats here have been making is that it was hypocritical for you to bray about Obama giving Iran "pallets of cash" back when the JCPOA was created, while you are now utterly silent upon learning that Trump apparently plans to give Iran roughly 15 times as much money.

Trump wants to pay that money in some form other than cash, so he can maintain that "no cash changed hands."

PUHLEEZE.

Have you ever received or given someone a check or money order? Ever received or sent a wire transfer? That's not giving and receiving money?
You have me confused with someone else...I never "brayed" about Obama giving pallets of cash to the Iranians. I'm not sure I was even on a board back then.

Maybe Trump just thought the Obama money giveback was such a good idea he decided to copy to copy it. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Maybe that's a better approach - trump has no ideas of his own, had to steal obama's

I do like though how you changed the discussion from one the lefts hypocricy over this to how others "brayed" back during the Obama years. That was really good.
 

prlyles

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Absolutely, unlike your ilk. Over 14,000 sorties have been flown. I never said numbers regarding drones or rockets, you did.

Iran has lost over $160 billion in military losses. Over 50 bases destroyed, no Navy, and no Air Force remains. Done playing with clowns like you who believe we haven't done damage to Iran. Go post some more Iranian propaganda.
As of today, the Iran war has cost the United States about $34.5 billion in direct, measurable expenditures — and that figure is still climbing. This number comes from a live, multi‑source tracker updated June 17, 2026, which aggregates CSIS, Pentagon, and Penn Wharton models.

Iran has likely lost between $28 billion and $97 billion so far — depending on whether you count only confirmed physical damage or the broader economic collapse triggered by the war.
 

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See my responses in red type.

You have me confused with someone else...I never "brayed" about Obama giving pallets of cash to the Iranians. I'm not sure I was even on a board back then. If I was inclined, I could find tens of posts on this Board where MAGA cultists complained about Obama giving "pallets of cash" (or "many billions of dollars" to the Iranians). Some of these posts are recent, since the subject of releasing frozen Iranian assets has again raised its head. Even though it was a grand total of $1.7 billion. You guys were just trying to emulate your Orange Guru, who likes to say that Obama gave the Iranians "hundreds of billions" of dollars. Are you really gonna claim you submitted no such posts? Sorry, Ned. That dog won't hunt.

I do like though how you changed the discussion from one the lefts hypocrisy ... You needed to put an apostrophe in "left's." Even then, the problem remains that there is no such lefty hypocrisy. That is the province of you and your fellow Trump Cultists. Hard to believe you do not understand that.
 

JohnHughsPartner

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You have me confused with someone else...I never "brayed" about Obama giving pallets of cash to the Iranians. I'm not sure I was even on a board back then.

Maybe Trump just thought the Obama money giveback was such a good idea he decided to copy to copy it. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Maybe that's a better approach - trump has no ideas of his own, had to steal obama's

I do like though how you changed the discussion from one the lefts hypocricy over this to how others "brayed" back during the Obama years. That was really good.
To be fair, he probably had his mouth full of food or cock and wasn’t paying that much attention
 

baltimorened

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See my responses in red type.
so when you said "you" in your original response, it was the collective "you" not the Ned You...ok I accept that.

well, in a normal world accepting something from one party, but rejecting the same thing in another might be referred to as "hypocricy"
But, Ok...
 

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This has to rank right up there with the worst geopolitical moves of all time. This will pay dividends for terrorists for at least the next couple generations if not completely flip the geopolitical map on its head. Just a complete disaster by a group of traitors to their country.
 

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Do you know the difference between a gift and a line of credit?

Yes, a gift is what Trump handed Iran when he attacked them with either no plan, or the worst thought out plan that was ever conceived, and then had to surrender to them and finance his mistake. A line of credit is what you'll never have because you're dumb and poor.
 

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This has to rank right up there with the worst geopolitical moves of all time. This will pay dividends for terrorists for at least the next couple generations if not completely flip the geopolitical map on its head. Just a complete disaster by a group of traitors to their country.
But a success nonetheless if Scruddy-lite will not see one trans penis
 

Torbee

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Iran has likely lost between $28 billion and $97 billion so far — depending on whether you count only confirmed physical damage or the broader economic collapse triggered by the war.
So even at the high end - $97 billion - once you subtract that from the $300 billion Trump is gifting them, they come out with a tidy $203 billion in profit.

Not a bad ROI.

I see how this choad pole bankrupted a f.ucking casino now
 
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