[Williams]

Rush is always right. Yawn.

[rrrod]

Right again Rushbo

[Zhang Fei]

“And a common sense decision to not pay for and permit the world’s state sponsor of terrorism to get a nuclear weapon has just been asserted. And somehow that doesn’t make any sense. Keeping nuclear weapons out of the world’s state sponsor of terrorism, making sure that nation does not get nuclear weapons — at least that we don’t help them — that’s somehow dangerous? That’s somehow destabilizing? It’s the exact opposite. “

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The Houthis of Yemen can barely feed, let alone arm themselves, but the media is saying they are lobbing ballistic missiles into Saudi Arabia. I think a little critical thinking of the kind that the media is always saying they’re good at, would suggest that Iran is using Yemen to lob ballistic missiles into Saudi Arabia.

Iran is stockpiling missiles in Syria, hoping to replicate these attacks against Israel. Iran’s leaders are insane and cannot be deterred - only killed. Imagine if the Soviets had used North Korea or North Vietnam to fire ballistic missiles at American cities during the Korean and Vietnam conflicts.

And this is before Iran has deployable nukes. We don’t want to find out what they’ll do once that program is complete. The time to bomb is now.

[Revolutionary]

I knew a long time ago. Trump keeps his promises.

[Mat_Helm]

Bombing Iran is bad thing? Blowing the Mullahs to hell is a bad thing? Rolling over Iraq in less than 10 days back in the 1991 and these snow flakes are afraid of Iran? We should just wait until they have nukes and bomb them after they use them?

I hope Iran does some really stupid things like shoot missiles at Israel and American bases in the middle east and give us the chance to blow the mullahs out of power and let the Kurds or the freedom loving Iranians take over. Let the bombs start falling and let Iran turn into the mess they created in Iraq and Syria. Than peace can start.

[Sarah Barracuda]

The only ones who loved the Iran “Deal” were the Commie left who despise Israel’s existence..Iran threatens to start enriching uranium again in a matter of “weeks” gee for a country that got rid of all their nukes they sure are fast LOL

[philman_36]

clinton blueprint iran
operation merlin.

Just a blast from the past.

[cld51860]

Within a year, Iran will be coming to the table. Guaranteed.

[Empire_of_Liberty]

I find Rush to be, at best, irrelevant.

[VeniVidiVici]

Whatever will the Democrats do should the President and Little Rocketman agree to a treaty - and Trump submits said treaty to the Senate for confirmation?

I’d pay good money to see that.

[al baby]

Is that old wind bag still on the air?

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

This is one of Rush’s best analysis.

[Albion Wilde]

bump

[faucetman]

“I made a prediction on this program yesterday,”

YESTERDAY? WOW! WAY back then?

RUSH ARCHIVE:

An archive? from YESTERDAY?

I can’t believe I used to listen to this guy.

Never forget, Rush was anti-Trump. Rush = GOPe

[Political Junkie Too]

Well, how can we be trusted to not pull out of the next deal if this is the way the United States is gonna behave? It’s gonna be really, really hard to do a deal with North Korea.”

Limbaugh could have answered this question much more simply.

We can be trusted by ensuring that any deal will be sent to the Senate for proper treaty ratification.

North Korea would be more likely to take the negotiations seriously knowing that it must pass Senate scrutiny.

The next time that President Trump speaks about North Korea negotiations, he should make the point that he will send the treaty to the Senate for ratification, unlike his predecessor. He should then say that it will be a "beautiful treaty" that will be very difficult for Democrats in the Senate to block or history will blame them for the failure to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula.

Ensure the North Koreans of a lasting agreement, and throw down the gauntlet at Democrats to block it for partisan political reasons going into the mid-term elections.

-PJ