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President Trump stopped bombing Yemen and exit the Middle East.

Over the weekend, President Trump ordered a massive military operation

against the small country of Yemen.

Was Yemen in the process of attacking the United States? No. Did the President in that case go to Congress and seek a declaration of war against the country?

No. The fact is, Yemen hadn't even threatened the United States before the bombs started falling.

Last year, candidate Trump strongly criticized the Biden administration's obsession with foreign interventionism

to the detriment of our problems at home.

In an interview at the Libertarian National Convention,

he criticized Biden's war mongering to podcaster Tim Poole,

saying, you can solve problems over a telephone.

Instead, they start dropping bombs.

Recently, they're dropping bombs all over Yemen. You don't

have to do that. Yeah, once in office, Trump turned to military force as his first option. Since the

Israeli Hamas ceasefire plan negotiated by President Trump's special envoy, Steve Whitkoff,

Yemen was left Red Sea shipping alone.

However, after Israel's implemented a total blockade of humanitarian relief to the citizens of Gaza last week,

Houthi's leaders threatened to again begin blocking Israel's Red Sea shipping activity.

That was enough for President Trump to drop bombs and launch missiles for hours,

killing several dozen Yemenis citizens, including women and children,

in the process.

After the attack, Prump not only threatened much more force to be used against Yemen, but he also threatened Iran.

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