Ex-U.S. Senator Exposes ‘Incompetent’ Trump’s ‘Biggest Problem’ In Iran War
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Claire McCaskill highlighted the “stunning” lack of planning from the administration following the deadly attack on Iran.
Former Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) on Wednesday flagged an “important” question President Donald Trump and his administration now face after launching a war against Iran: “What now?”
“I can tell you that the ‘what now’ is the biggest problem of all,” said McCaskill in an appearance on MS NOW’s “Morning Joe.”
“We have no idea whether someone even more extreme is going to take over Iran. And if they do, what now?”
McCaskill, who spent 12 years on the Senate Armed Services Committee, argued that it’s also unclear if such an Iranian government would even have a “wisp of democracy involved” in it.
“And if it doesn’t, then what now?” she continued.
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