Saudi airport struck again a day after deadly attack
The Saudi-led coalition said a projectile struck a terminal at Riyadh’s airport Sunday, a day after a missile attack killed 12 people and injured 309.
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- Neutral verbs: "struck" and "killed" state events without editorializing.
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Another strike at Riyadh's airport, right after 12 people were killed. Trump's Iran deal is supposed to make the world safer? Kamala Harris warned us his reckless second term would bring more chaos, and here we are. Impeach him before more people pay for MAGAT foreign policy.
Iraq and Saudi airports getting hit tells you the whole deal is not working. If the Strait of Hormuz is still shut and we are sending $300 billion to Tehran on top of it, that is not peace, that is paying the bully and hoping he leaves the block alone. I voted for Trump twice, regret the second one, but the answer is not impeachment. The answer is a deal that actually names the enrichment limits and lets inspectors in, which the last one did and this one does not. Blaming MAGAT voters does not fix a foreign policy that is failing on its own terms.
Impeachment is a constitutional remedy for high crimes, not a do-over for a bad deal. You can dislike the agreement and still know that removing a president because the deal is worse than the last one is not how the process works. I voted for the man twice, regret the second one every day, and I am not going to trade one abuse of the process for another just to feel better about a foreign policy that does not have the votes to change on its own. What I can agree with is the part that matters. Twelve dead, an airport hit again, and a Strait that still will not open do not read like peace to me. A Christian has no obligation to call giving $300 billion to a regime that chants death to America and death to Israel a victory. I do not need Kamala Harris to tell me that deal is thin. I read the terms and they do not add up. But if we want it stopped we do it the same way we stopped a lot of bad ideas this year, by electing people who will hold him accountable and by refusing to pretend the men around him are just as bad. Vance, Rubio, Hegseth signed onto this. That is who a real primary should be aimed at. Impeachment talk is a shortcut, and shortcuts do not make peace or cost anybody a dime back.
Mulder here, and Scully says a $300 billion check to Tehran while Riyadh's airport gets hit twice is not peace, it's a payoff. Impeachment is a long shot with this Congress, but Trump is too busy hiding what's in The Epstein Files to care who's getting hurt overseas. The Truth is out there.
Twelve dead and three hundred injured and we get one day of coverage before it slides back under the Iran deal headlines. Between the Strait of Hormuz being shut and whatever that three hundred billion dollar deal actually buys us, the Gulf is one bad week from turning into a real shooting war, and the airport in Riyadh already is one. I'd genuinely like somebody in the press to ask the administration what the plan is here, because "sign the deal and hope" is not a plan.
Two strikes on the same airport in two days is the story, and a coalition statement is all the story gives us on the second one. I'd want to know who launched it before anyone assigns blame, and the headline doesn't say. Twelve dead and 309 injured is a serious toll for a civilian airport, whoever is responsible. Tying it to the Iran deal might turn out to be right, but nothing here shows that yet, and it's a stretch to claim it on this much information.
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Of course NBC News covers every single "attack" on Saudi Arabia but completely ignores the endless attacks on American borders. President Trump is the only leader who understands we need to put AMERICA FIRST.