Furious Trump slams former MAGA commentators as ‘nut jobs’ over Iran war criticism

Author: news24.comPublished on: April 10, 2026Country: United States

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Furious Trump slams former MAGA commentators as ‘nut jobs’ over Iran war criticism

Donald Trump expressed his anger towards former MAGA commentators, labeling them as 'nut jobs' after they criticized his stance on the Iran war. These comments come amid rising tensions regarding U.S. foreign policy. Trump defended his decisions while attacking those who question his approach.

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