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Top conservative outlet calls it: Trump deal a 'windfall' for Iran

Jun 18, 2026Left

The editorial board at the staunchly conservative magazine The National Review has made a bold statement on President Donald Trump’s war with Iran, comparing the outcome to that of the Vietnam War — which was famously among the United States’ most terrible military debacles. The Review’s comparison was inspired by a statement by Vietnam War-era State…

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