In my personal view, Senator Lindsey Graham possesses a profound understanding of the intricacies of Iran’s regime. I am keen to discuss my thoughts with him directly in a private, informal setting.

The primary issue at hand is the lack of a coherent and systematic strategy to dismantle the IRGC’s terrorist infrastructure effectively. Graham’s insights into the IRGC’s malevolent strategies underscore his acute awareness that only decisive measures can curb their activities. The current administration, however, appears to lack a concrete plan to support regime change in Iran.

This situation has led to widespread dissatisfaction among the Iranian populace, reminiscent of grievances associated with 3 significant U.S. presidential administrations. Firstly, Jimmy Carter‘s policies, which facilitated the rise of Khomeini, betraying the late Shah. Secondly, Barack Obama‘s engagement with Khamenei through covert correspondence during nationwide protests against the regime. Lastly, Joe Biden‘s reluctance to endorse a regime change policy following the tragic death of Mahsa Amini has continued this pattern. These administrations’ approaches to Iran have had profound and potentially lasting implications, leaving Iran as a persistent threat to U.S. national security.

In the current geopolitical landscape, Senator Lindsey Graham‘s critique of the Biden administration’s response to Iran‘s provocations, particularly the recent drone strikes, encapsulates a broader concern regarding the efficacy of U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East.

Graham’s observations,........

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