Ex-Presidents Deny Trump's Iran Attack Regret Claim

March 17, 2026·about 3 hours ago·via New York Daily News

Former presidents firmly deny Donald Trump's assertion that one of them regretted not striking Iran, exposing yet another clash between bold leadership and the establishment's timid foreign policy playbook. Trump calls out weakness head-on, while these ex-leaders push back, revealing deep rifts in how America projects strength abroad. This spat underscores why America First prioritizes decisive action over endless hesitation that emboldens enemies. Read more about this...

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