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Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) recently expressed serious concerns about Iran’s involvement in the upcoming 2024 presidential election, suggesting that the regime is actively working to eliminate former President Donald Trump from the race. Cotton, a vocal critic of the Biden administration, believes that Iran has a clear preference for Vice President Kamala Harris. He argues that Iran sees Harris as someone it can easily manipulate, just as it has with President Biden.

Cotton stated, “Iran knows that Trump won’t back down. He would finish what he started in curbing Iran’s ambitions in the Middle East.” He emphasized that Iran’s interference, including cyberattacks against Trump’s campaign, is indicative of their fear of a strong leader who would not tolerate their aggressive tactics. According to Cotton, Harris’s leadership would likely result in continued appeasement toward Iran, making it easier for the regime to pursue its goals without facing significant consequences.

On Fox News’s One Nation with Brian Kilmeade, Cotton criticized the Biden administration for its lack of decisive action against these threats. He accused Attorney General Merrick Garland and Secretary of State Tony Blinken of being ineffective, suggesting that the administration’s weak stance emboldens adversaries like Iran. “When faced with aggression, what Trump would have done is send a strong message. Instead, we get silence from the current administration,” Cotton remarked.

Furthermore, Cotton highlighted the need for increased security measures for Trump, especially in light of recent assassination attempts. He noted that since the Secret Service operates under the Biden administration, it is the president’s duty to ensure Trump’s safety.

Cotton did not hold back in his criticism of Biden and Harris’s foreign policy, claiming that their tenure has resulted in unprecedented global instability. He pointed to the current conflicts, asserting that the world saw challenges such as the largest land war in Europe since World War II and a shocking resurgence of anti-Semitism.

“This is the weakest foreign policy team we’ve seen since Jimmy Carter. In comparison, Carter looks like a foreign policy genius,” Cotton concluded. Meanwhile, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is calling for an investigation into how Iran managed to launch cyberattacks against Trump’s campaign, underscoring the urgency of protecting American democracy in the face of foreign interference.