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A great briefing by @VP Pence to the Senate Republican Conference regarding the attack on Saudi oil facilities.
It’s clear to me that such a sophisticated attack could not have occurred without Iran’s blessing and direct involvement.
This is literally an act of war and the goal should be to restore deterrence against Iranian aggression which has clearly been lost.
I applaud the Administration’s efforts to create a regional coalition, thoroughly brief the Congress on the actions taken, and come up with a plan of action to restore deterrence against an evil regime in Iran.
The measured response by President @realDonaldTrump regarding the shooting down of an American drone was clearly seen by the Iranian regime as a sign of weakness.
The problems with Iran only get worse over time so it is imperative we take decisive action to deter further aggression by the Ayatollah and his henchman.
What has been the Trump admin’s response to Saudi Arabia’s covert paramilitary strike to murder a US resident on NATO-allied soil?#Khashoggi
An act of war against whom, Senator? Saudi Arabia. U are very quick to offer up our Armed Forces and risk war that could see Americans b killed for the defense of Riyad’s interests. Why? That is grossly inappropriate. @realDonaldTrump @RandPaul
Graham is quick to offer up the lives of our children & loved ones for Saudi Arabia & oil. When they come home in caskets, all he can say is thoughts & prayers.
He forgot that 911 hijackers were Saudis.
Not our problem.
An act of war against whom? Do we treat an attack on Saudi Arabia as an attack against America, now? If so, why?
Let the Saudis do it. We can provide logistics and intelligence but they need to be the ones fighting
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