Congressman Alford Defends MAGA Despite REPORTED Iran Attack FAIL

After initial celebration from social media supporters, it doesn't seem like President Trump accomplished his objectives in Iran . . . Yet. 

MAGA denies reporting of FAIL but the news travels around the world nevertheless . . .  

The top global headline doubting Prez Trump today . . . 

US strikes did not destroy Iran nuclear programme, says Pentagon assessment

The White House says the initial damage assessment about Iran's uranium stockpile is "flat-out wrong".

Again, the response was denial and name calling . . . And then maybe a bit of hope . . .

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U.S. Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff addresses leaked intelligence on Iran's nuclear capabilities after the strike and what a future nuclear deal would look like on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

Trump vents frustration with both sides as fragile ceasefire appears to hold between Israel and Iran

President Donald Trump says a ceasefire between Iran and Israel is in effect after the deal initially faltered leaving Trump frustrated with both sides.

From our vantage . . . 

What's more dangerous is that many conservatives mistakenly believe that U.S. involvement in defense of Israel is complete when it's OBVIOUS that military intervention is just getting started again. 

Nevertheless . . . 

Agree or disagree . . . 

The perspective of the most loyal Kansas City MAGA supporter is worth considering the conflict continues to evolve . . .  

President Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran on Monday, but it appeared that both countries had broken the agreement overnight. As of Tuesday afternoon, though, Trump says the ceasefire is now in effect.

Rep. Mark Alford, a Republican representing Missouri's 4th congressional district, told KCUR's Up To Date that he doesn't expect the U.S. to get more involved after the strike.

Alford's district includes Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, from which the strikes were launched.

"Look, this was a surgical strike to decapitate the nuclear capabilities, decapitate the snake if you will, that Tehran has been promoting and building over the last couple of decades, and have gotten very close to completing a nuclear weapon with their nuclear enrichment well underground," Alford said. 

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Missouri Rep. Alford stands by Trump's decision to attack Iran: 'A surgical strike'