Fetterman praises Operation Epic Fury: Trump is 'willing to do what's right'
This is performative politics again.
As one of Israel's staunchest defenders from the left, Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., full-throatedly endorsed President Donald Trump's attacks on Iran as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle reacted Saturday morning.
"President Trump has been willing to do what's right and necessary to produce real peace in the region," Fetterman wrote on X. "God bless the United States, our great military, and Israel."
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., one of Congress' biggest backers of bold military action, is hailing President Donald Trump as a "man of peace," and "evil's worst nightmare."
"As I watch and monitor this historic operation, I'm in awe of President Trump’s determination to be a man of peace but at the end of the day, evil’s worst nightmare," Graham wrote Saturday morning on X in a string of posts. "Well done, Mr. President."
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Trump's U.S. military armada in the Middle East, working in concert with Israel, is targeting military targets and ballistic missile sites that pose an "imminent threat," a U.S. official told Fox News Chief National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin.
The U.S. military is not targeting Iran's leadership, but Israel is, the official added.
Strikes hit the compound home of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, 86, in downtown Tehran on Saturday morning.
And Trump issued a video statement on social media, urging Iranian people to get out of the way for now, but "when we are finished, take over your government; It will be yours to take."
"God bless @POTUS for planning and now executing Operation Epic Fury, making America more safe and eventually more prosperous," Graham added. "I seek God's protection for all under President Trump’s command, as well as our allies in Israel.
FETTERMAN BREAKS WITH DEMOCRATS TO BACK TRUMP TAKING MILITARY ACTION IN IRAN IF NECESSARY
"My mind is racing with the thought that the murderous ayatollah’s regime in Iran will soon be no more.
While reports of explosions happened hours earlier, Graham posted his first support for the actions after 3 a.m. ET, calling the "operation is necessary and long justified."
"The biggest change in the Middle East in a thousand years is upon us," Graham added in his second post on X. "The likelihood of normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel getting back on track is exceedingly high — a subject I brought up last week to the key players in the region who concurred if the ayatollah goes down, historic peace advances."
As the attacks were under way and battle damage assessments were yet to come, Graham delivered his prayers to the …
This is performative politics again.
As one of Israel's staunchest defenders from the left, Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., full-throatedly endorsed President Donald Trump's attacks on Iran as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle reacted Saturday morning.
"President Trump has been willing to do what's right and necessary to produce real peace in the region," Fetterman wrote on X. "God bless the United States, our great military, and Israel."
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., one of Congress' biggest backers of bold military action, is hailing President Donald Trump as a "man of peace," and "evil's worst nightmare."
"As I watch and monitor this historic operation, I'm in awe of President Trump’s determination to be a man of peace but at the end of the day, evil’s worst nightmare," Graham wrote Saturday morning on X in a string of posts. "Well done, Mr. President."
LIVE UPDATES: US-ISRAEL STRIKE IRAN
Trump's U.S. military armada in the Middle East, working in concert with Israel, is targeting military targets and ballistic missile sites that pose an "imminent threat," a U.S. official told Fox News Chief National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin.
The U.S. military is not targeting Iran's leadership, but Israel is, the official added.
Strikes hit the compound home of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, 86, in downtown Tehran on Saturday morning.
And Trump issued a video statement on social media, urging Iranian people to get out of the way for now, but "when we are finished, take over your government; It will be yours to take."
"God bless @POTUS for planning and now executing Operation Epic Fury, making America more safe and eventually more prosperous," Graham added. "I seek God's protection for all under President Trump’s command, as well as our allies in Israel.
FETTERMAN BREAKS WITH DEMOCRATS TO BACK TRUMP TAKING MILITARY ACTION IN IRAN IF NECESSARY
"My mind is racing with the thought that the murderous ayatollah’s regime in Iran will soon be no more.
While reports of explosions happened hours earlier, Graham posted his first support for the actions after 3 a.m. ET, calling the "operation is necessary and long justified."
"The biggest change in the Middle East in a thousand years is upon us," Graham added in his second post on X. "The likelihood of normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel getting back on track is exceedingly high — a subject I brought up last week to the key players in the region who concurred if the ayatollah goes down, historic peace advances."
As the attacks were under way and battle damage assessments were yet to come, Graham delivered his prayers to the …
Fetterman praises Operation Epic Fury: Trump is 'willing to do what's right'
This is performative politics again.
As one of Israel's staunchest defenders from the left, Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., full-throatedly endorsed President Donald Trump's attacks on Iran as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle reacted Saturday morning.
"President Trump has been willing to do what's right and necessary to produce real peace in the region," Fetterman wrote on X. "God bless the United States, our great military, and Israel."
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., one of Congress' biggest backers of bold military action, is hailing President Donald Trump as a "man of peace," and "evil's worst nightmare."
"As I watch and monitor this historic operation, I'm in awe of President Trump’s determination to be a man of peace but at the end of the day, evil’s worst nightmare," Graham wrote Saturday morning on X in a string of posts. "Well done, Mr. President."
LIVE UPDATES: US-ISRAEL STRIKE IRAN
Trump's U.S. military armada in the Middle East, working in concert with Israel, is targeting military targets and ballistic missile sites that pose an "imminent threat," a U.S. official told Fox News Chief National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin.
The U.S. military is not targeting Iran's leadership, but Israel is, the official added.
Strikes hit the compound home of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, 86, in downtown Tehran on Saturday morning.
And Trump issued a video statement on social media, urging Iranian people to get out of the way for now, but "when we are finished, take over your government; It will be yours to take."
"God bless @POTUS for planning and now executing Operation Epic Fury, making America more safe and eventually more prosperous," Graham added. "I seek God's protection for all under President Trump’s command, as well as our allies in Israel.
FETTERMAN BREAKS WITH DEMOCRATS TO BACK TRUMP TAKING MILITARY ACTION IN IRAN IF NECESSARY
"My mind is racing with the thought that the murderous ayatollah’s regime in Iran will soon be no more.
While reports of explosions happened hours earlier, Graham posted his first support for the actions after 3 a.m. ET, calling the "operation is necessary and long justified."
"The biggest change in the Middle East in a thousand years is upon us," Graham added in his second post on X. "The likelihood of normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel getting back on track is exceedingly high — a subject I brought up last week to the key players in the region who concurred if the ayatollah goes down, historic peace advances."
As the attacks were under way and battle damage assessments were yet to come, Graham delivered his prayers to the …
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