‘We’re going to blow Iran to pieces’, says Lindsey Graham, Cuba will be next

As the Donald Trump administration is cautious about messaging about the war in Iran, distinguishing it from the war in Iraq and asserting that the U.S. will withdraw from Middle East crises, MAGA Senator Lindsey Graham is doubling down, saying the U.S. will beat the shit out of Iran. Appearing on Fox News Sunday with Maria Bartiromo, Graham said the United States will remove the bad guys and will not stop in Iran. After Iran, the United States will follow Cuba. “Wait and see what happens in the next two weeks,” he said.“This regime is in its death throes right now, and it’s going to succumb, and it’s going to fall, and when it falls, we’re going to have peace like we’ve never had before,” Graham said. “We’re going to have prosperity like no one has ever imagined. With peace comes prosperity.”“You can’t do that by talking,” the senator added. “Democrats criticized this operation: They didn’t do a damn thing. These men and women in the military should make us all proud.”“If we fight, I want to win as quickly as possible. I’m in Miami. Do you see that hat? ‘Cuba Libre.'” Stay tuned. Cuba’s liberation is coming. We are traveling around the world. We are weeding out the bad guys. Cuba is next,” Graham said. Conservative commentator Meghan McCain disapproved of war-mongering and said she had known Graham since she was a child. “I have known Lindsey Graham since I was a kid,” wrote McCain, the daughter of the late Republican U.S. Sen. John McCain. “I implore anyone in the Trump administration who will listen to stop sending this man as a proxy. He is scaring people and damaging any message you are trying to sell to the American public about the war with Iran.“President Donald Trump did not rule out ordering the deployment of U.S. troops in Iran on Saturday as he explained his demand for unconditional surrender from the regime in Iran. “I’m talking about unconditionally. This is where they call uncle, or when they can’t fight anymore and there’s no one around to call uncle – that can happen, too,” Trump said. “We haven’t discussed this yet,” Trump said. “At some point, maybe we will. This will be a great thing. Now we just destroy them. We’re not pursuing it yet, but there’s something we could do in the future. We’re not going to do that now,” Trump said of the possibility of deployment.