MORNING GLORY: President Trump won't ink a bad deal with Iran

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : If Trump gets hornswoggled by the mullahs that will define his second term and his lasting legacy.
56% : The JCPOA was agreed to July 14, 2015 by the P5+1 -- China, France, Germany, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States), the European Union (EU), and Iran, a plan that purported to guarantee that Iran's nuclear program will be exclusively peaceful.
53% : He's a strong supporter of Trump and a hawk's hawk on Iran as well as chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
49% : Trump is, of course, negotiating with the mullahs via the open-source yo-yo of statements.
44% : Along with the Abraham Accords, the tax cuts Trump successfully pursued, and Operation Warp Speed which successfully developed the COVID vaccines in record-shattering time, the crippling of Iran and the rejection of the JCPOA will always be Trump's major accomplishments of his first term.
33% : Trump always punches back, harder.
29% : Trump would surely prefer a serious disarmament agreement with Iran to bombing Iran, either on our own or in concert with Israel and perhaps the United Kingdom.
26% : The regime is as weakened as it has ever been after Israel's repeated blows to its air defenses and proxy armies over the past year-and-a-half since 10/7 and Trump is methodically overseeing the destruction of the Houthis as he did ISIS early in his first term.
22% : In this second term it is hard to imagine that Trump would forfeit his legacy for a bad deal with Iran.
21% : The JCPOA was, according to Trump and many others, the "worst deal in history," as it was simply a series of speed bumps on Iran's road to nuclear weapons and was also completely silent on Iran's ballistic missile program and its export of terrorism and arming of its proxies.
19% : Trump knows that a bad deal with Iran makes that phrase a punch line instead of a brand.
11% : So to the people who worry about the "even days" when Trump talks up a deal: Remember the Iranians have been trying to assassinate Trump and other senior American officials from Trump's first term since the hit on Soleimani five years ago.

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