Wednesday March 4
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Broken Foundation
Political divisions over the US-Israel attack on Iran surfaced shortly after the attack became publicly known. It does not seem to matter that keeping Iran from joining the nuclear club has been the policy of every presidential administration of both parties since Bill Clinton in the 1990s. George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Joe Biden, and Donald Trump all left open the idea of using force to keep the terrorist nation of Iran out of the nuclear club. In the late 1940s, Senator Arthur Vandenberg famously said, “Politics stops at the water's edge.” The concept was meant to keep domestic disagreements from undermining national interests abroad. It was never completely true, but for a long time in American politics, members of Congress made a real effort to show unity on foreign issues — especially when the lives of our troops might depend on such unity. Today, the “water’s edge” idea seems quaint and naïve.
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Sit Up And Pay Attention: Iran Is Not Simply A Political Talking Point, Its A Major Player In Bible Prophecy
The death of the Ayatollah has sent shockwaves through the Middle East. Many Iranians are rejoicing around the world, hoping this marks the end of decades of oppression. This regime has backed terror groups like Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis, and has persecuted its own people—including Christians.
