Iran's nuke sites more exposed than ever -- Trump must help Israel...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Trump should deliver them immediately.
52% : His poll numbers at home never recovered, and foreign aggressors took his ineptitude as an invitation to challenge US interests.
51% : At a minimum, Trump should supply Israel the weapons and platforms it needs to do so.
47% : Trump should not miss the unique window for decisive action opened by Israel's military successes.
44% : Trump should approve Israel's longstanding request to acquire the GBU-72, the most powerful bunker-busting bomb in the US arsenal that Israel's F-15 jets can carry.
44% : Trump should also grant Israel's request for expedited delivery of at least two KC-46A mid-air refueling tankers, to ensure that the full might of its air power can be brought to bear for the 2,000-mile round trip between Israel and Iran.
30% : Trump will be tempted to spend the first months of his administration reinstating a "maximum pressure" campaign on Iran and initiating a new round of nuclear diplomacy, but the risks are high.
22% : Exhibit A is the JCPOA, the 2015 Obama-era deal Trump scuttled in 2018.
22% : Joining, or at least supporting, Israel in destroying Iran's nuclear facilities means Trump will achieve what his predecessors promised to do but didn't.
20% : Donald Trump will have a unique opportunity to do the exact opposite at the start of his second term -- a sort of "reverse Afghanistan" that shocks the world through the successful application of American power -- by cooperating with Israel to destroy Iran's nuclear program.
20% : Finally, Trump should make clear there will be "hell to pay" should Iran make the mistake of striking back at Israel or attacking our Gulf Arab allies' vulnerable cities or energy facilities.
20% : By acting in early 2025, Trump will not only rid the world of the nightmare of a nuclear-armed terrorist state.

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