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Some close to the White House say the U.S. won the initial strikes but Iran now controls the tempo. That could force hard choices: keep fighting from the air, risk putting boots on Iranian soil, or accept Iran’s ability to disrupt oil and gas prices before midterms.
JD Vance offered a cautionary counterpoint inside the White House on recent strikes against Iran. He raised concerns grounded in his military experience, stayed publicly supportive once decisions were made, and has a record of warning against long foreign entanglements.
The early stages of conflict reveal the dangerous gap between projecting military power and protecting American lives and economic stability.