Trump Lets Amateurs Negotiate With Iran Are We Being Sold Out Again

When it comes to America’s negotiations with Iran, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Nuclear ambitions, threats against Israel, global oil prices—this is high-pressure stuff. So why is President Trump still relying on people like Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff to handle these critical talks when they’ve consistently failed to deliver results?

Kushner and Witkoff, for all their attempts to play diplomat, have only managed to spin their wheels while Iran grows bolder and the world grows less safe. This isn’t just a case of rookie mistakes. It feels more like letting clueless amateurs play chess with America’s future. Liberals love to talk big about “diplomacy” and “engagement,” but where has that ever gotten us? The Obama-era appeasement policies were a disaster, and the last thing America needs is another round of soft, wishy-washy deal-making that puts Iran’s interests over our own.

It’s time to face facts. The old strategy isn’t working. The regime in Tehran keeps testing our resolve, launching attacks, funding chaos, and laughing at the so-called “experts” sent to rein them in. Why should we trust another backroom billionaire and a former real estate developer to bring Iran to heel? Washington insiders and their globalist friends never seem to suffer, but everyday Americans pay the price—whether it’s at the gas pump or in the safety of our allies abroad.

Meanwhile, Democrats and the mainstream media are quick to lecture about giving these negotiators “more time” and “more chances.” But how many times do we have to get burned before we realize this only invites more aggression from the world’s worst actors? Instead of reading from the globalist playbook, President Trump should bring in fighters who know how to win—real America First leaders who put our security and sovereignty first.

Americans deserve negotiators who aren’t afraid to call out evil, stare down tyrants, and refuse to let Iran play us for fools. Enough is enough. If we keep letting weak hands run the show, whose side are we really on?

Source: Breitbart