With Iran strike, Trump broke the spell of Iraq — and reset US foreign policy

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Perhaps most importantly, Trump understands that a superpower doesn’t act terrified when threatened.
43% : There was hysteria after Trump posted that though it wasn’t “politically correct” to use the term regime change, “if the current Iranian Regime is unable to MAKE IRAN GREAT AGAIN, why wouldn’t there be a regime change???
41% : Still, it’s extraordinarily unlikely Trump ever meant the United States was mulling a way to install a new Iranian government by force.
33% : For one thing, Trump, to the dismay of “non-interventionists,” came to terms with the serious limitations of diplomacy with Islamists.
30% : Trump, though, accepted that Iran was not Iraq.
29% : Trump also realized that diplomacy is useless without enforced red lines.
9% : But every president since Bill Clinton has been made a fool of by the Iranians on the nuclear issue.

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