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“This war is more likely to bring regime change in Washington than in Tehran — just wait for the midterms,” an analyst reportedly claims, pointing to potential political fallout in the United States rather than Iran.
The comment reflects growing discussion about how international conflicts can shape domestic politics, influence voter sentiment, and impact upcoming elections.
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During a Memphis Safe Task Force roundtable, President Donald Trump appeared to place responsibility for the war with Iran on his own Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth.

Trump told the gathering that Hegseth was “the first one to speak up” and encouraged him with “Pete… you said, ‘Let’s do it’” before strikes began — a moment that’s drawing attention as critics and supporters alike debate who is shaping U.S. military strategy.

Hegseth, appointed in 2025 and formerly a conservative media figure, has been a prominent voice in advocating for a tough approach to Iran, and the exchange adds fuel to ongoing discussions about leadership, accountability, and how the conflict unfolded.