Iran attacks pose threat to US economy if conflict drags on

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  1. Iran is just the latest reminder than when Trump promises something, like being the “pro-peace” party or lowering gas prices, he’s going to deliver the exact opposite.

    1. And his TDS-afflicted minions wills convince themselves that they wanted this all along

  2. Higher gas prices will be temporary.
    Prices will normalize back to market rates.

    Should the U.S. be involved in regime change, probably not. Our track record is NOT good.

    That said, I know many Iranians that are happy about the theocracy being disposed. They want freedom. In fact there are many counter rallies across the U.S. and else where by Iranians cheering this.
    It just depends on how this plays out in Iran.

    How this plays out, remains to be seen.

    One big concern that needs serious consideration is China. How is China going to react if the U.S. keeps cutting off its oil supplies as we have done in Venezuela and now Iran. This may strengthen China’s ties to Russia creating a military conflict with the U.S. in the future.

    1. You are so close to understanding the problem with the current administration, Keith.

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