Ceasefire Abroad, Amnesty at Home — and the Right Starts to Fracture

- The Iran campaign is framed as a clean military success, with Tehran losing leadership, naval power, air capacity, and leverage before a fragile ceasefire even begins.  - Media critics are accused of twisting themselves into knots, calling Trump both a reckless warmonger and a puppet at the same time while ignoring the operation’s actual results.  - A White House reporter gets torched for questioning America’s “moral high ground,” with the response centering on Iran’s terrorism, executions, and decades of anti-American violence. - MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell is mocked for obsessing over inclusive language in a rescue mission, turning a high-risk military recovery into another culture-war meltdown.  - The focus then snaps back home, where Republican support for the “Dignidad Act” is treated as a full betrayal of the deportation mandate voters thought they were electing.