Trump Reveals the Exact Date Iran War Ends After November

President Trump told reporters on Wednesday that the war with Iran will end right after the midterm elections in November. He made this comment while standing on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews. He was about to board Air Force One for a trip to Dallas. The trip is for the Republican midterm convention there. He believes the conflict will stop immediately once the voters go to the polls.

The president said he thinks the war is going to end immediately after the election. He explained that the other side simply cannot hold out any longer. The Washington Examiner reported his claim that the war ends immediately post-election since they cannot endure much longer. He spoke directly to the press before his flight took off. RedState noted that he stopped to take questions from reporters right there on the ground.


Trump offered a sharp take on why Iran is dragging things out. He claims they are desperate to try and affect the election results. In an interview with the Washington Examiner, he noted that [Iran is] desperate to influence the election to install a weak group who will leave them alone with their nuclear weapon. He believes they want a weaker American administration to succeed.

The president cautioned that global deep trouble awaits if Iran acquires that weapon. He said all they want is a nuclear weapon. RedState quoted him saying the whole world faces deep trouble if they possess a nuclear weapon. He sees the current timeline as a race against their plans. The Washington Times reported that he believes the war will end shortly after the November vote.

Democrats have already pledged to end the conflict through other means. They plan to rein in the president’s war powers to stop the fighting. They also intend to cut off funding for the war efforts entirely. The Washington Examiner says they are favored to take control of the House. They might even win control of the Senate soon. This creates a different path to ending the war than the president’s prediction.

While Trump talks about a quick end based on enemy weakness, the opposition talks about cutting the money. The president’s view rests on the idea that Iran will crack under pressure. The Democrats’ view rests on their ability to stop the cash flow.