Trump Nukes Republican Rivals and Says He’s Just Getting Started

When Jeb Bush lauds Donald Trump, it signals a significant change within the GOP landscape. This moment reflects either the aftermath of the Iran airstrikes or perhaps Jeb's awakening to his own political limitations. The former candidate—previously an emblem of subdued Republican opposition—now leans towards MAGA, albeit tentatively. Remarkably, Bush, who earlier sought to outshine Trump in 2016, has voiced unequivocal support for Trump's military intervention targeting Iran's nuclear facilities.This shift represents a dramatic reversal. Jeb, who once viewed Trump with skepticism, has extended an olive branch, commending Trump’s decisive actions, which he claims reestablish U.S. dominance. Others, including former VP Mike Pence and Nikki Haley, are following suit, shifting their stances to embrace Trump’s approach.The media clamors for Republicans to critique Trump, expecting a rebellion that doesn’t materialize. Instead, the party's erstwhile critics understand the political calculus: support Trump or face marginalization. In the current political arena, alliances are pragmatic, not principled.