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America finally did what too many presidents only talked about — we struck decisively at the regime in Tehran with Operation Epic Fury, and patriots from across the country should be grateful to see competence and strength restored to our foreign policy. Former Vice President Mike Pence rightly applauded the men and women who carried out this mission when he told Newsmax’s Rob Finnerty that he “gives them all the credit in the world” for unleashing overwhelming American force to confront a murderous regime.
The White House and CENTCOM have made clear this was a tightly focused campaign to degrade Iran’s missile and nuclear infrastructure and to remove the command nodes that have terrorized the region for decades. Conservative Americans know that peace through strength is not a slogan — it is the only reliable way to protect American lives and keep our allies safe, and these strikes demonstrated a willingness to act where others cowered.
Make no mistake: war is costly, and we mourn every American life lost. Reports that U.S. service members were killed and wounded underscore the gravity of the fight and should steel our resolve rather than weaken it; our prayers and full support must be for the troops and their families as they carry out the nation’s bidding.
President Trump has said the campaign is progressing and that key Iranian leaders and assets have been targeted; that blunt clarity is exactly what deterred yesterday’s threats and forced Tehran to think twice about its reach. The left-wing media’s hand-wringing cannot hide the simple truth: when America demonstrates unshakable resolve, hostile regimes reconsider their actions and the world becomes safer for free people.
Of course, the usual suspects in Hollywood and the cable echo chamber are already shrieking about “no plan” and unintended consequences, but their slogans amount to little more than partisan performance art while our soldiers fight and die. Conservatives understand that decisive action sometimes invites criticism from those who prefer comforting words over concrete results; history will judge leaders by whether they protected the American people, not by how loudly they apologized to our enemies.
Now is the moment for every patriotic American to stand with our troops, demand clarity from elected officials about the objectives and endgame, and refuse to let cowardice or virtue-signaling undercut victory. Pray for our brave men and women, push for robust support in Congress, and never apologize for defending liberty — that is the duty of citizenship and the surest path to lasting peace.
