Press Releases
ICYMI: Military action in Iran makes Americans safer
Washington,
March 3, 2026
President Trump and our brave troops took bold action against Iran to address an imminent threat. For almost 47 years, the Iranian regime has waged war against America, our allies, and the Western world. It has have repeatedly refused peace, choosing instead to pursue a nuclear weapon and bring "Death to America."
From day one, President Trump has reiterated that Iran can never have a nuclear weapon, and it never will. He's keeping his promise to the American people. Protecting the United States from terrorists is putting America First.
In case you missed it, Rep. Buddy Carter discussed President Trump's bold military action and the tragic loss of U.S. troops on CNN.
Dana Bash (host): "We know that three were killed and at least five were injured. We don't know more than that. You represent many military bases."
Rep. Carter: "Absolutely, this is a tragedy, and our thoughts and prayers are certainly with the families, and we pray that God will protect those troops that are out there."
Dana Bash: "Generally speaking, are you supportive of what the president is doing?"
Rep. Carter: "Absolutely, I'm supportive. I mean, let's face it, this is historic. This has been 47 years in the making. Iran has been funding terrorism, and they have thousands of American citizens' blood on their hands... There are liberals in America who are protesting this. But the Iranians around the globe, they're celebrating in the streets...
"The president has addressed an imminent threat... Iran had thousands of missiles aimed at American bases... He has made it clear they're not going to have a nuclear weapon... This president has saved millions of lives in the future.
"... When Americans woke up this morning, they were safer, they were safer because Iran is not as strong as they were two days ago.
"It is up to the Iranian people to make that decision of what happens next. ...they will never have a better opportunity to take this government over than they have now."
Watch the full interview here.
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