The Trump administration is playing with fire by negotiating with Iran’s regime again. Behind closed doors in Rome, U.S. officials are rushing to strike a nuclear deal that could leave America and Israel vulnerable. Iran’s leaders can’t be trusted—they’ve spent decades cheating on agreements while secretly advancing their nuclear weapons program.
Iran is demanding the U.S. lift sanctions but refuses to dismantle its nuclear infrastructure. This proves the mullahs want a bomb, not peace. President Trump’s team claims they’re pushing for a “fair” deal, but conservative patriots know better. Weak negotiations only buy Iran time to enrich more uranium while pretending to cooperate.
Israel isn’t fooled. Prime Minister Netanyahu has warned that Iran remains an existential threat. If America caves to Tehran’s demands, Israel will have no choice but to act alone to protect its people. Our closest ally shouldn’t be forced to clean up America’s diplomatic mess. The Biden-era weakness is over—Trump must stay strong.
Reports say talks are moving faster than expected, which is a red flag. Rushed deals mean bad deals. Iran’s foreign minister brags about “progress,” but his regime still funds terrorists targeting U.S. troops. How can we trust a country that chants “Death to America” while shaking hands with our diplomats?
President Trump’s heart is in the right place, but his advisors must remember Iran’s history of lies. The 2015 nuclear deal was a disaster, handing billions to Tehran while they kept plotting against us. Repeating that mistake would betray American values and endanger our soldiers overseas.
Some in the administration think diplomacy will stop Iran. That’s naive. The mullahs only understand strength. If Trump shows weakness, Israel will launch military strikes to destroy Iran’s nuclear sites. No ally should have to fight America’s battles because we failed to lead.
Conservatives demand a clear red line: Iran must never have a nuclear weapon. Half-measures and empty promises won’t cut it. The U.S. should walk away unless Iran surrenders all uranium and stops terror attacks worldwide. Freedom isn’t negotiated with tyrants—it’s enforced through power.
The clock is ticking. If these talks fail, war becomes inevitable. But if they succeed on Iran’s terms, the world becomes deadlier. President Trump must choose: Stand with patriots who value security, or side with globalists who enable dictators. America’s safety depends on getting this right.
