In a dramatic turn of events, Donald Trump has again made headlines with his bold and decisive leadership. Less than 24 hours after his call for evacuation in Tehran, the capital city of Iran found itself brimming with vehicles. It seems millions took Donald Trump’s words seriously, ditching the promise of a nuclear ‘utopia’ for the safety of a traffic jam. It looks like when Trump speaks, people listen, especially when it involves a nuclear-tipped threat.

For months now, the issue has been the same old story; leaders failing to make an agreement with the President, much to Trump’s understandable chagrin. His message is simple and straightforward: Iran, the world’s top sponsor of terrorism, cannot possess nuclear weapons. It’s not rocket science—it’s common sense! And it’s a message Trump has reiterated from every rooftop, podium, and tweet. One could say it’s a little reminiscent of a broken record, but when the stakes are this high, repetition can be forgiven. After all, who can argue against preventing Armageddon?

The numbers speak volumes. A large majority of Americans echo Trump’s sentiments on Iran. Favorability ratings have the President riding high, outshining past two-term presidents. A survey conducted brings to light a significant consensus; the American people largely agree with Trump’s approach. Many even support military action to dismantle Iran’s nuclear ambitions. It’s almost as if Americans despise the idea of terror lurking in the form of nuclear warheads. Unfathomable, right?

Now, let’s not overlook the options presented to Israel and the United States to thwart Iran’s nuclear progression. The choices involve various military strategies, each one lingered with their pros and cons. But what is clear, is that while Israel boldly tackled two major sites, the United States possesses the tools necessary for a robust response—a fitting reminder that sometimes size does matter, especially when it comes to bunker-busting bombs.

The urgency couldn’t be greater, as the history with Iran is a dramatic portfolio of threats and actions dating back decades. From hostage crises to missile attacks, Iran’s track record doesn’t inspire confidence. Amidst this landscape, Trump’s challenge is clear: prevent a nuclear meltdown, literally and metaphorically, and lead the world away from the brink of catastrophe. With common sense as the compass and a determination to block Iran’s nuclear path, the Trump administration appears poised to forge a safer future—a prospect even the most skeptical could toast to.