Maher Slams Trump's Iran Strategy

On April 25, Bill Maher is calling out Trump and Republicans for playing word games with

the Iran conflict.

Trump labels it a military operation or excursion to skip needing Congress's okay for a full

war declaration.

He keeps bragging about total victories, like saying it ended in the first hour, or that

the latest ceasefire sealed the deal.

Earlier this month, Trump stretched a two-week ceasefire with Iran after U.S. strikes shut

down the straight-of-form moves, a key route for one-fifth of the.

No uprisings happened, the regime still holding strong, and the straight stays closed

despite the hype.

Maher flipped his stance hard, he cheered the initial February bombings and even jabbed

at critics like Kamala Harris for pushing back.

Now he's telling Trump to cut and run, admitting his hope for Iranians, rising up against

their own forces was off base.

Turns out the main U.S. wins have been taking out enemy leaders who don't hide well enough.

Maher quipped, that's our real specialty in this mess.

Not the big regime change everyone dreamed of.

As the silent treatment tactics days off the table, this Iran situation drags on without

real closure, leaving everyone questioning the in-game.

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