Donald Trump has announced that the U.S. will blockade the strait of Hormuz after negotiations with Iran have failed.

And it pains me to say this for a few reasons.

First, this is bad news.

We want no war.

We want a resolution to this conflict.

We didn't want the war in the first place.

And Trump is suffering in the

polls among white working class voters. Now in the past week or so with the announcement of the

ceasefire, I said, this is it. Trump has done it. He's won. I wanted to contrast the message that

we had seen from people that were attacking Donald Trump, despite attempting to negotiate a ceasefire, whether it was through failure or an honest attempt at peace.

And, well, I was wrong.

We knew it was a possibility the ceasefire could fail.

Some have just attacked the president, no matter what he's done.

I don't live in this reality, guys. There are certainly reasons to criticize Donald Trump,

but we are trying to bring an end to this major conflict. Now, that being said, I would be

remissed if I did not point out that one of these theories as to what's really going on,

it's called game theory number 18, may actually be playing out in which, surprise, surprise,

Donald Trump intentionally flubbed all of this. Now, I can already hear the liberals saying,

this is cope and seethe,

that you're trying to justify Trump's failures with some kind of 3D chess. Well, chess is

already in three dimensions. Technically, I guess the board itself is only two. No, this one works for

you two, liberals. You just need to pay attention. That is, Trump started a war and is jamming up the global economy, causing death and suffering

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