Trump's got Iran cornered by following Reagan's doctrine

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : A successful outcome for President Trump rests on removing the specter of a nuclear-armed Iran so that he can devote his energies to China and the broader trade negotiations.
41% : Like the former American president, Trump has consistently increased his leverage against Tehran -- the Abraham Accords and military and moral support for Israel are two such examples -- so that he can exact a better outcome during negotiations.
35% : President Trump views the world as a series of transactions waiting to be negotiated and fears the loss of American primacy on the world stage.
29% : CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP For his part, President Trump has not wavered from his campaign message that "Tehran can't have nuclear weapons."
25% : There are also fundamental differences between Presidents Reagan and Trump.
25% : Where Reagan was forthright about his disdain for communist Russia, relegating "the evil empire" to "the ash heaps of history," President Trump has struck a less stringent tone, offering direct talks while also threatening "strong" military action.
15% : Tehran's proxies such as Hamas and Hezbollah are hurting or on life support, the population is openly defying the authorities, the currency has plummeted, Biden's policy of looking the other way on sanctions has been reversed by President Trump, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stands ready to deter the regime from acquiring nuclear weapons.

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