Donald Trump is secretly asking close advisers about whether Pete Hegseth and General Dan Caine should be fired after the midterms, even as he weighs restarting the bombing of Iran.
The president has been quizzing allies on the performance of his defense secretary and his Joint Chiefs chairman, the two men who assured him the war would be wrapped up well before the midterms, according to the Atlantic.
A fresh round of strikes could come within days of Tuesday’s vote, advisers said.
As Republicans face the real possibility of losing the House and Senate, Trump has concluded the Iran war would be partly
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