Every president since Truman has dropped bombs in other countries without “congressional approval”. Yet, after Trump authorized the dropping of 36 total bombs on Iranian nuke sites on Saturday, it’s like the end of world for communist Democrats and some phony ass Republicans. Here’s a little perspective:
2016 – Barack Obama dropped 26,171 bombs on Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Libya, Yemen, Somalia, and Pakistan without Congress Approval
2025 – Donald Trump dropped 36 bombs on Iran nuclear sites without Congress Approval
BOMBER IN CHIEF
2016 – Barack Obama dropped 26,171 bombs on Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Libya, Yemen, Somalia, and Pakistan without Congress Approval
2025 – Donald Trump dropped 36 bombs on Iran nuclear sites without Congress Approval
Guess which one libs are mad about? pic.twitter.com/R4GWFb3NDV
— Alec Lace (@AlecLace) June 22, 2025
DEMOCRATS JUST A REMINDER WHAT OBAMA DID AND IMPEACHMENT NEVER WAS BROUGHT UP.
Syria – 12,192 bombs
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Eagle Wings
Hmmm?
I don’t seem to recall grandstander Thomas Massie speaking out when Barry Soetoro was dropping 26,171 bombs on 7 different countries without congressional approval? https://t.co/nhgqc3QlVv pic.twitter.com/hsVTfpZta4
— DK
(@1Nicdar) June 22, 2025
In 2016, Obama dropped 26,171 bombs across seven countries (primarily Syria and Iraq).
This averages to about 72 bombs per day. pic.twitter.com/YrDuYPD4Jz
— ꧁Sheri
(@FFT1776) June 7, 2025
So STFU about whining about Trump…. This isn’t authorization to go to war. Bombing terrorists and their nuke sites is quite different.
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