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First reported by Axios (Center); 3 outlets over 4h.
Axios · +2h New York Post · +4h Breitbart
President Trump told Axios in a phone interview Monday he's "in no rush" to decide whether to resume fighting in Iran. Why it matters: The midterm elections have been seen as an inflection point for Trump on whether to unleash a massive bombing campaign to try to bring the war to an end.
Read at axios.com →President Trump stated that Iran is seeking a deal to end its eight-month war with the U.S., noting an agreement "could happen." Tehran confirmed ongoing diplomatic contacts through Qatari mediators, though recent talks yielded modified proposals without a formal breakthrough.
Watch at youtube.com →Monday on CNN’s “The Situation Room,” Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) predicted Republican midterm losses which she said, “started with the Epstein files and it’s going to end with the Iran war.” Host Wolf Blitzer said, “Among South Carolina likely voters, The post Mace: GOP Midterm Losses ‘Started with…
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