The Maga divide over Iran – podcast
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Andrew Roth, the Guardian’s global affairs correspondent, discusses the US and Israeli war on Iran in a podcast. He highlights the apparent lack of political planning and clear goals from the US regarding the conflict, contrasting it with typical war strategies. Roth points to instances like Donald Trump's sudden reversal of plans to target Iranian power plants due to secret talks as evidence of this lack of planning. The podcast further analyzes the reactions to the war among the American public and within the Maga movement. It explores whether the issue will create divisions among Trump's supporters. The discussion aims to provide insights into the complexities and potential political ramifications of the US approach to the conflict with Iran.
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AI-ExtractedReporting on the US and Israeli war on Iran gives you “whiplash”.
The Iran war is unique in American history for the fact that so little planning was put into the political changes.
Donald Trump had suddenly decided that the US was going to cancel an ultimatum to blow up Iranian power plants.
Secret talks are taking place.
Will it be an issue that splits Trump’s supporters?
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