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🚨 TRUMP’S IRAN GAMBLE: A 2026 MIDTERM BLOOTHBATH? 🚨 Constitutional lawyer Robert Barnes (Robert Barnes) warns that Donald Trump is "gambling away the future of the Trump coalition" on a delusional Iran strategy The Barnes Reality Check: "Trump convinced himself of Bibi's little whispering lies." "Democrats are likely to...

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