No matter what you may have heard, we didn’t lose the war in Iran. As you know, neither we nor those who putatively represent us in Congress were ever asked whether we wanted to go to war there in the first place. Turns out we didn’t. Even when the war began back in February, polls showed more Americans opposed the war than approved of it.
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