Adam Sosnick
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Why Iran Would Want Trump Assassinated: A Geopolitical Perspective
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September 30, 2024
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0:59Now PlayingThe idea that Iran might want to assassinate Donald Trump isn't just about revenge for Soleimani's death—there's a deeper geopolitical context at play. Over the last 40 years, Iran has preferred dealing with Democratic administrations, which they view as more predictable and exploitable. From Jimmy Carter's era to Obama’s nuclear deal, Iran has often benefited from Democratic policies. Trump, on the other hand, took a hardline approach, tearing up the nuclear deal and cutting off funding. This analysis breaks down the reasons behind Iran's political preferences and the broader implications for U.S.-Iran relations.
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