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The U.S. is at warfare with Iran.

Or, effectively, technically not, as a result of that may require congressional approval, which didn’t occur.

And it’s solely going to final a couple of weeksin line with President Donald Trump. But on the identical time, it may go on without end?

A floor invasion could be a waste of timein line with the president. But he and his administration gained’t rule out boots on the bottom. And oh yeah, they’re fairly positive Americans will die. Because, because the president says, that’s what occurs: “When you go to war, some people will die.”

And positively don’t fear concerning the U.S. doing all this for regime change, as a result of Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has promised that’s not the case. Except, uh, Trump mentioned explicitly that there gained’t be any take care of Iran besides “unconditional surrender” with the number of an “acceptable” new chief.

But the excellent news is that the U.S. doesn’t want to fret about retaliation from Iran — most likely, Trump guesses. Literally.

This is only a smattering of the more and more disjoined — and downright worrying — issues the administration has mentioned about what’s fairly clearly a warfare by another identify. Much has already been mentioned about U.S. officers’ lack of ability to get their messaging collectively on explaining the rationale or targets for this warfare, barring one apparent motive.

But because the scenario develops, the messaging round how they anticipate issues to play out is beginning to take form as effectively. And there’s one constant theme that’s deeply troubling: Trump simply doesn’t care.

Because in case you had been searching for reassurance from the chief of the free world, Trump’s messaging shouldn’t be it.

A plume of smoke rises above Tehran after explosions there on March 2, 2026, at left. At right, President Donald Trump points while giving Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia a tour of the White House on Nov. 18, 2025.
A plume of smoke rises above Tehran after explosions there on March 2, 2026, at left. At proper, President Donald Trump factors whereas giving Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia a tour of the White House on Nov. 18, 2025.

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“Like I said, some people will die.”

― Trump, reflecting on the result of his warfare.

“If they rise, they rise.”

― Trump, on hovering fuel costs on account of his widening battle.

“When you go to war, some people will die.”

― Trump, elaborating on the result.

“I guess.”

― Trump, when requested if U.S. residents must be nervous about retaliatory assaults from Iran on American soil.

“We had no wars. They said, he will start a war. I’m not going to start a war. I’m going to stop wars.”

― Trump, talking in his 2024 election night time handle.

“Cuba is gonna fall pretty soon.”

― Trump, clearly getting ready his subsequent huge overseas intervention, informed CNN’s Dana Bash this unprompted.

“Forget about next.”

― Trump, dismissing issues about what’s going to transpire in Iran after the bombs cease falling.

“Your next one is gonna be … Cuba. Special. We could do them all at the same time, but bad things happen.”

― Trump, chatting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio throughout an unrelated occasion on the White House.

“It’s very dangerous outside.”

― Trump, addressing the Iranian folks after he ordered the large bombing marketing campaign.

Rated the warfare with Iran a “12 or 15 out of 10.”

― Trump, talking with CNN. A reminder that U.S. missiles struck a ladies’ elementary faculty within the opening salvo of the warfare, killing as much as 175 folks, most of them beneath 12 years outdated.

“How do you like the performance? I mean, Venezuela is obvious. This might be even better. How do you like the performance?”

― Trump, talking with ABC’s Jon Karl, repeatedly described the warfare as a “performance.”

“We figured it will be four weeks or so. It’s always been about a four-week process so ― as strong as it is, it’s a big country, it’ll take four weeks ― or less.”

― Trump, predicting how lengthy the U.S. marketing campaign in Iran will final.

“I don’t want to see it go on too long.”

― Trump, sharing his warfare timeline with CNN.

“It won’t be difficult.”

― Trump, reflecting on regime change in Iran in an interview with The New York Times.

“This is not a so-called regime change war.”

― Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, addressing the media on Monday after the warfare started.

“We want to go in and clean out everything.”

― Trump, laying out his targets for the warfare, principally defines regime change. Trump additionally mentioned he desires to select Iran’s subsequent chief.

Accused the media of reporting U.S. troop deaths “to make the president look bad.“

― Hegseth complained that the “fake news” ought to cease reporting about lifeless troops as a result of “the press only wants to make the president look bad.”

“The president’s feeling based on fact.”

― White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, trying to elucidate Trump’s rationale for warfare.

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