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Iran is falling apart right before our eyes, and nobody in the liberal press seems to care. President Pezeshkian, who was supposed to be a sign of hope and change for the Iranian people, is nothing but a powerless puppet. He isn’t even allowed to make his own deals—especially when it comes to talking with Donald Trump. That’s right, the man chosen to lead Iran can’t even sit at the negotiating table if Trump is there. He’s being held hostage by the real power brokers in Iran, the same extremist elites who want the world to stay chaotic.
This is what happens when globalist politicians and their friends try to play games with real enemies. The Biden administration and the old Obama crowd have always treated Iran with kid gloves, thinking a few smiles and weak deals will keep the peace. They look the other way while Iranian leaders trample freedom and threaten American allies. Now, Iran’s so-called president can’t even act like a real president. Is this the kind of leadership liberals want for the rest of the world—leaders who can’t lead and are terrified of real negotiations with America First patriots like Trump?
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Let’s not pretend this isn’t what the left wants. For years, they’ve coddled Iran and sent pallets of cash, all while Iran funds terrorism and chants “Death to America.” The left’s big plan was to trust the same old radicals to keep things calm. How’s that working out? Iran teeters on the edge of total collapse, locked in a dictatorship, and refuses to let democracy or diplomacy win. The so-called moderates never had a chance, because the real bosses never left.
Meanwhile, American conservatives know that an Iran led by hardliners—and protected from accountability by the woke global elite—is a danger to the world. Weakness invites threats and bloodshed. Just look at what happens when a Republican like Trump enters the scene: The Iranian regime panics, locks down its own president, and refuses to even consider a deal. Why? Because Trump stands strong and defends American interests, not their crooked deals.
Liberals can wring their hands and write sad op-eds about democracy all they want. But until we get real leadership in the White House, the world will keep watching puppet presidents and corrupt tyrants push us to the brink. If President Pezeshkian can’t even negotiate with Trump, maybe he isn’t the problem—the problem is a world where the left keeps bowing to dictators and running away from strength. Is this weakness really the legacy the American left wants to leave behind?
