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Arkansas Lawmakers React to U.S. Military Strikes in Iran
- On June 21, 2025, President Donald Trump announced that U.S. forces bombed three Iranian nuclear enrichment sites, calling it a spectacular military success.
- The strikes followed an initial Israeli attack aimed at preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons, despite U.S. intelligence repeatedly assessing Iran was not building a bomb.
- Maryland lawmakers split along party lines, with Republicans supporting the strikes to prevent nuclear threats and Democrats condemning the president for bypassing Congress and risking troop safety.
- Republican Rep. Andy Harris described the action as “peace through strength” to counter a nuclear-armed Iran, while Senator Tim Kaine noted Israeli bombing delayed Iran’s program by two to three years.
- Concerns about escalation and U.S. personnel safety prompted calls for diplomacy, a clear presidential strategy, and adherence to Congress’s constitutional war powers before further actions.
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American opinion: Does the U.S. have a strategy with Iran? What is our goal?
Here we are again: The United States has entered another war with little concept of how it will end. Early on Sunday, after President Donald Trump ordered an attack on Iran , B-2 bombers dropped bombs powerful enough to penetrate roughly 300 feet inside a mountain. The operation, Trump said afterward, was a success. But winning a battle is far different than winning a war. And to many Americans — maybe most — it's not clear this is a war the U.S…
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz speaks on U.S. missile strikes in Iran
Florida Democrats held their annual Leadership Blue Gala on Saturday night in Hollywood. Many at the event learned about the missile strikes on Iran as the party was going on. U.S. Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz was there and Local 10 News had a chance to get her thoughts. She said Israel’s initial strike against Iran provided a window of opportunity to protect our national interests by ensuring the U.S. adversary does not develop a nucl…
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