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Yes, JD Vance: Losing the midterms was ‘worth it’ to prevent a nuclear Iran

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Yes, JD Vance: Losing the midterms was ‘worth it’ to prevent a nuclear Iran

Fresh off Tuesday’s electoral beatdown, some conservatives are arguing that it would have been better for Iran to have a nuke than for the Democrats to win the midterms. That’s a suicidal assessment.

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