Iran could make or break Trump’s final two years, historian argues

Hanson expects Trump to rely on executive orders domestically and retain considerable freedom abroad, while predicting that Democrats would block judicial and Cabinet nominations.

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Hanson expects Trump to rely on executive orders domestically and retain considerable freedom abroad, while predicting that Democrats would block judicial and Cabinet nominations.

Iran could make or break Trump’s final two years, historian argues

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