
Obama warns US may be worse off after the Iran war as critics say he'd have been 'crucified' for the same deal
Newsmax—Former President Barack Obama warned that the United States may ultimately be 'worse off' than before the Iran war began, offering a rare public critique of the Trump administration's handling of the conflict and its peace deal. Obama's comments were confirmed across The Hill, The Independent, Newsmax, and The New Republic, indicating wide pickup of his unusually direct criticism. The New Republic also published an op-ed arguing Obama would have been 'crucified' by Republicans if he had struck the same deal with Iran. A New York Times op-ed separately argued that Trump put his own political interests above American national interests in structuring the deal. The volume of critical commentary signals a growing bipartisan unease about the terms and durability of the Iran agreement.
- Newsmax — Obama warns US may be 'worse off' after the Iran war
- The New Republic — Op-ed argued Obama would have been 'crucified' by Republicans for striking the same Iran deal
- The New Republic — Obama warns US is worse off after Trump's Iran moves
- The Independent (UK) — Obama warns Trump's Iran deal may leave US worse off than before
- The Hill — Obama warned the US may be 'worse off' than before the Iran war started
- New York Times — NYT op-ed argued Trump put his own interests above America's in the Iran deal