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Daniel Kolkey
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Oct 23, 2026
Was the U.S. Involement in Iran Justified?--October 23rd
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12:43Daniel KolkeyGUEST
And therefore, a wise leader must preempt their challenges before they manifest themselves into crises.
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12:50Daniel KolkeyGUEST
And so the problem here is, obviously, the members of Congress and the candidates who want an immediate end to hostilities with Iran.
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12:58Daniel KolkeyGUEST
And by the way, not only does an immediate end of hostilities allow Iran to rush to prepare a nuclear weapon as its insurance policy, but...
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13:09Daniel KolkeyGUEST
The rush to prepare this weapon and the withdrawal of hostilities with Iran means that Iran will control the Straits of Hormuz and turn it into a toll road and so on.
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13:22Daniel KolkeyGUEST
And so the candidates that are arguing that I'm going to vote to end the hostilities immediately are also allowing Iran to completely control the Straits of Hormuz, to have a toll road there, as well as, move very quickly to accelerate the production of a nuclear weapon.
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13:41Daniel KolkeyGUEST
So the problem, of course, for some is that they don't see Iran yet as an immediate threat.
