Trump Pursues War Without Postwar Plan

Paul D. Miller writes that President Trump is pursuing a military campaign against Iran without a coherent postwar strategy, and that U.S. agencies such as the State Department and USAID are weakened. He notes Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's public rejection of nation building and argues the conflict has been unpopular from the outset. Miller warns this approach risks regime collapse, long-term instability, and revenge-driven terrorism.