Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, once again emphasized his position on Iran at a Republican campaign rally in Daytona Beach, Florida. He praised his military actions against Iran, claiming that he had destroyed the country's nuclear capabilities and would never allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons.
Criticism of the Democratic Representative
Trump harshly criticized Ro Khanna, a Democratic congressman, stating that he intends to impeach him due to the war with Iran. Trump claimed that the costs of the war have reached $25 billion, asserting that this cost is negligible compared to America's revenues in Venezuela and that the balance sheet should be reviewed.
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He also criticized opposing representatives, claiming: "I am only interested in one thing; that we never allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons. We have stopped them." These statements clearly reflect Trump's hawkish strategy and his efforts to emphasize U.S. national security.
Reiteration of Past Claims
The former President of the United States referred to his country's exit from the nuclear agreement, the JCPOA, stating: "I ended Barack Obama's JCPOA. This agreement was a pathway for Iran to acquire nuclear weapons." He also reiterated his past claims, emphasizing that the U.S. did not start a war with Iran and that Iran has been at war with the U.S. since 1979.
Trump also mentioned the Strait of Hormuz, claiming that more oil is currently passing through the strait than seven months ago. These statements indicate that he is trying to create a positive image of the economic and security situation in the United States.
In conclusion, Trump referenced the possibility of his impeachment if the Democrats win the midterm elections, stating: "They say we want to impeach Trump for trying to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. I said no, no, no; remove the word 'trying.'" These statements reflect his concerns about his political future and the Democrats' plans for impeachment.
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