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Using this video to hurt Trump & justify your past mistake of supporting Biden, whose policy enabled the terrorist regime in Iran to kill thousands of innocent people, will result in you inadvertently helping the regime. Don’t whitewash Biden’s horrible Iran policy out of ego to avoid being seen as having made an error in the past, as this only helps Biden and the regime. Biden supports the regime, while Trump cripples it. There is no debate about who is better for election purposes. A vote for Biden is a vote for the Islamic Republic terrorist regime. With that said, it is still crucial to be critical of certain details in Trump's policies and provide him with guidance on what needs to be done in addition to maximum pressure policies, such as maximum support for Iranian people. Politicians will not automatically do everything we want, and we can't assume we don't need to take action. In this stance, while Trump’s approach of maximum pressure on the terrorist regime in Iran is correct, he is mistaking in thinking he can negotiate with them afterwards. The regime will only do so when it’s on the brink of collapse. At that point, the U.S. should focus on allowing the regime to fall through the actions of the great people of Iran, without offering a deal that saves the regime and enables them to continue their terror activities, nuclear enrichment, and human rights abuses.

Using this video to hurt Trump & justify your past mistake of supporting Biden, whose policy enabled the terrorist regime in Iran to kill thousands of innocent people, will result in you inadvertently helping the regime. Don’t whitewash Biden’s horrible Iran policy out of ego to avoid being seen as having made an error in the past, as this only helps Biden and the regime. Biden supports the regime, while Trump cripples it. There is no debate about who is better for election purposes. A vote for Biden is a vote for the Islamic Republic terrorist regime. With that said, it is still crucial to be critical of certain details in Trump's policies and provide him with guidance on what needs to be done in addition to maximum pressure policies, such as maximum support for Iranian people. Politicians will not automatically do everything we want, and we can't assume we don't need to take action. In this stance, while Trump’s approach of maximum pressure on the terrorist regime in Iran is correct, he is mistaking in thinking he can negotiate with them afterwards. The regime will only do so when it’s on the brink of collapse. At that point, the U.S. should focus on allowing the regime to fall through the actions of the great people of Iran, without offering a deal that saves the regime and enables them to continue their terror activities, nuclear enrichment, and human rights abuses.