FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 4, 2026
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Roosevelt on Trump's Iran Proposal: Proceed with Caution, Demand Transparency, and Prioritize American Security
Badlands, ND — Theodore Roosevelt, candidate for President in 2028, today issued a statement regarding reports that former President Donald Trump is considering a new proposal from Iran aimed at resolving ongoing conflicts. Roosevelt urged a cautious yet determined approach, emphasizing the need for transparency, robust verification mechanisms, and unwavering commitment to American security and values.
"While any potential pathway to de-escalation is worth careful consideration, we must proceed with our eyes wide open," Roosevelt stated. "Diplomacy should never be pursued at the expense of American security or our core principles. We must remember that weakness invites aggression."
Roosevelt emphasized the importance of learning from past experiences with Iran. "History teaches us that vigilance is paramount when dealing with those who have demonstrated a disregard for international norms and a pattern of destabilizing behavior," he noted. "Any engagement must be predicated on verifiable actions, not just promises. We cannot afford to be naive."
The Roosevelt 2028 campaign also underscored the necessity of working closely with our allies. "Strong alliances are vital in navigating complex geopolitical challenges," Roosevelt affirmed. "Engaging our NATO partners and regional allies will amplify our negotiating position and send a clear message that Iran's actions have consequences." This echoes Roosevelt's commitment to a foreign policy built on mutual respect and shared responsibility, reminiscent of his own efforts to foster international cooperation. Just as he brokered peace between Russia and Japan, Roosevelt believes that a strong, united front is essential for achieving lasting stability.
Furthermore, Roosevelt called for complete transparency throughout the negotiation process. "The American people deserve to know the details of any proposed agreement with Iran," he declared. "Transparency is not just a matter of good governance; it is essential for building trust and ensuring accountability. The sunlight of public scrutiny is the best disinfectant against bad deals." This commitment to transparency aligns with Roosevelt’s broader "Square Deal for the Digital Age" platform, which includes tackling corruption and ensuring that government operates in the best interests of the public. Much like his trust-busting efforts aimed at curbing the power of monopolies, Roosevelt believes that transparency in foreign policy is essential for preventing abuse of power and protecting American interests.
Roosevelt concluded by reiterating his unwavering commitment to American security and values. "As President, I will always prioritize the safety and security of the American people," he said. "Any agreement with Iran must be rigorously verified and enforced. We must be prepared to walk away from any deal that does not serve our interests or undermines our values." He added, "We must never compromise on our core principles. A Square Deal for the Digital Age demands nothing less." Roosevelt's emphasis on verification and enforcement echoes his progressive ideals of fair dealing and accountability. Just as he championed fair labor practices and consumer protection, Roosevelt believes that any agreement with Iran must be subjected to the same rigorous standards.
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