During a discussion with Rep. Dan Crenshaw, Fox News host Trey Gowdy criticized unnamed figures he characterized as part of the pro-Putin faction within the GOP, implicitly referencing Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon. Gowdy stressed the importance of military and moral arguments for U.S. support for Israel, emphasizing that Iran's military intentions are primarily aimed at the United States rather than Israel. Crenshaw elaborated on this viewpoint, clarifying that Israel acts as a barrier between the U.S. and Iran, thus revealing the complexities within GOP perspectives on foreign policy in the region.
There is a pro-Putin wing within the party... two notable people... who literally were begging President Trump to let Israel go it alone.
Their ballistic missile program has always had the intent of growing so that it can eventually reach the United States.
You made the military argument for why Israel needed our help, but is there not also a moral argument that strong nations should help those that are under attack?
They don't truly understand, they think we're the ones in front of Israel... It's the other way around. Israel is the first speed bump between the U.S. and Iran.
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