GOP rep: Trump ‘would be derelict in his duty’ if Iran had nuclear weapon, despite war’s unpopularity
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Republican Representative Byron Donalds has defended President Trump's stance on Iran, arguing that Trump would be "derelict in his duty" as president if he allowed Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. Donalds made the remarks while acknowledging that any war involving Iran would be unpopular with the American public, suggesting he believes preventing nuclear proliferation outweighs domestic political concerns.
- Donalds says Trump must prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons.
- He calls this a presidential duty despite an unpopular war.
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