Trump hits out at conservative commentators over Iran war opposition

President Donald Trump has strongly criticised several well-known conservative commentators who have spoken out against his war policy on Iran. His remarks came in a lengthy and angry social media post.

Trump used harsh language to attack his former allies. He described them as “attention-seeking” and even called them “nut jobs” in a message that was nearly 500 words long. The post quickly gained attention online and sparked debate among political observers.

Among those targeted were Tucker Carlson and Megyn Kelly, both former Fox News hosts who now run independent platforms. Trump also criticised Candace Owens and Alex Jones, who are known for their strong online presence.

In his statement, Trump said these figures were no longer relevant and accused them of seeking cheap publicity. He claimed they had lost their influence and suggested that their criticism was not important.

The comments show growing tensions within conservative circles in the United States. Some commentators have recently questioned Trump’s approach to the Iran conflict, raising concerns about its cost and long-term impact.

Political analysts say this public disagreement highlights divisions among Trump’s supporters. While some continue to back his policies, others are becoming more critical, especially on foreign policy decisions.

The situation reflects a broader debate within US politics, where disagreements over international conflicts are becoming more visible, even among traditional allies.