Trump faces backlash over Iran city attack comments
President Donald Trump faced widespread criticism from both Democrats and Republicans after suggesting at a Nebraska rally that Iran could "take out" major U.S. cities like Los Angeles and San Diego, calling high fuel prices and war consequences "a small price to pay" for national security. California's governor condemned the remarks as deranged and dangerous, whilst Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass called them irresponsible and demanded an apology. The White House communications director defended Trump, claiming he was misunderstood and was actually highlighting the threat U.S. cities would have…
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