Mark Kelly Says Same Strikes He Flew as Pilot Now 'Illegal' When Trump Orders Them
President Donald Trump warned of possible attacks on Iranian power plants and bridges; the article says he had previously preferred not to strike those targets.
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TAP FOR WHYThe article argues that Senator Mark Kelly’s warning about potential attacks on Iranian civilian infrastructure conflicts with his role in the Desert Storm air campaign. It relies on Kelly’s remarks, historical accounts, and former pilot Matthew Buckley’s criticism, while suggesting Kelly’s criticism of Trump is politically motivated.
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40 OUTLETSLeft-leaning outlets like Common Dreams and Salon frame Trump’s rhetoric as a "genocidal threat" and emphasize calls for his removal via the 25th Amendment. Conversely, right-leaning sources like Breitbart and Trending Politics highlight Trump’s claim of a "total military victory" while reporting on the fragility of the ceasefire. Center outlets like Fox News and TIME focus on the bipartisan alarm triggered by the President's apocalyptic language.
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