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Neocons in Sorrow Over U.S. Not Attacking Iran, by Jack Hunter – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

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Sen. Lindsey Graham on Cuba: "Their days are numbered." Uploaded: Jan 4, 2026

By Jack Hunter, The American Conservative, Jan 20, 2026

Jack Hunter is the former political editor of Rare.us. Jack has written regularly for the Washington Examiner, The Daily Caller, Spectator USA, Responsible Statecraft and has appeared in Politico Magazine and The Daily Beast. Hunter is the co-author of the The Tea Party Goes to Washington by Sen. Rand Paul.

 

Hawks are mourning but still hopeful for war.

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham and other hawks eagerly anticipated a U.S. attack on Iran last week in the midst of that country’s protests. The U.S. struck Iran in June, then backed off, but might a new attack be the beginning of a regime change?

Graham clearly hoped so. Wednesday night felt like the brink of war.

But President Donald Trump chose not to strike.

Graham seemed sad about this. He even said, in a hushed and defeated tone to reporters on Thursday, that he was flying to Israel to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the matter. The senator vowed on X that the U.S. and Israel would “stand up to evil,” observing, “We live in a time of great consequence with the Middle East on the verge of previously unimaginable change. Standing together and following through on our commitments only makes us stronger.” ….

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