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Lori Veronica

Female. Lives in California, United States. Is married.

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I Love my Husband & have 2 wonderful grown kids. God Bless the USA. #VoterIntegrity #Patriot #Christ... View More

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Iran's 'Use It or Lose It' Blunder Hands Victory to America Iran's IRGC just handed the West a strategic win on a silver platter. In the heat of the 2026 conflict with Israel and the United States, t... View MoreIran's 'Use It or Lose It' Blunder Hands Victory to America Iran's IRGC just handed the West a strategic win on a silver platter. In the heat of the 2026 conflict with Israel and the United States, the regime's hardliners panicked and weaponized the Strait of Hormuz. They laid mines, threatened tankers, and tried to hold the world's energy flows hostage. What they got instead was a self-inflicted wound that will haunt Tehran for decades. This was not clever resistance. It was a classic blunder born of weakness and desperation. By turning the eastern chokepoint into a battlefield, Iran forced the world's energy buyers to act fast. Global shippers and buyers immediately accelerated plans to reroute oil eastward, bypassing the vulnerable strait altogether. Pipelines like the UAE's Abu Dhabi-to-Fujairah line, once a backup option, are now being expanded and hardened at record speed. Nations that once depended on the narrow waterway are investing billions to make sure they never do again. Iran's leverage just evaporated because they were foolish enough to use it. This shift rewards America's energy dominance and punishes the mullahs. The United States, with its booming shale production and flexible export infrastructure, can adjust routes and ramp up output without breaking a sweat. Flexible producers win when chokepoints lose their power. Iran, sitting on aging fields and crippled by sanctions, has nothing left but empty threats. Their "eastern hostage" is becoming irrelevant, and the regime knows it. Even fragile ceasefire talks in Pakistan can't hide the fact that the IRGC shot itself in the foot. The real losers are not just Iran but every anti-American actor counting on energy blackmail. China, which quietly benefits from cheap Gulf oil routed through Hormuz, now faces higher costs and longer supply lines. Russia and Venezuela gain nothing from the chaos they cheered. Meanwhile, American energy workers and exporters stand to profit as markets adapt and prices stabilize around new realities. Markets always find a way, and this time they are finding a way that sidelines rogue regimes. Strong American leadership under President Trump exposed the limits of Iranian bluster. Instead of cowering to threats, the U.S. and its allies pressed forward, forcing Tehran to reveal its weakness. The result is a more secure global energy map with reduced reliance on unstable actors. Iran didn't just lose a battle. They accelerated their own decline. The mullahs played their last card and discovered it was a joker. America and its allies are stronger for it, and the world is safer because of it. ~Donald Trump for President, Females for Trump

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