Dems Are Vapid Mullah Loving Morons That Want America to Lose: Dana Loesch [WATCH]

Commentator Dana Loesch and Fox News host Jesse Watters criticized Democrats and other critics of recent U.S. military operations, arguing during a televised discussion that opponents are misrepresenting the conflict and rooting against American success.

The conversation focused on criticism surrounding the president’s handling of military action and the broader debate over how the United States should respond to threats from Iran.

Loesch defended the effectiveness of the U.S. military campaign and dismissed the assessments of critics who have questioned its success.

“We dominate the airspace. We dominate the Navy. I mean, what are these people using as their gage of success?” Loesch said during the discussion.

“I wouldn’t trust any of these people. Can’t bust a grape in a fruit fight, so I don’t, I don’t count on any of their opinions to be able to properly adjudicate what is a successful military mission.”

Watters responded by saying political dissent during wartime is not unusual but argued that critics should not misrepresent the reality of the conflict.

“Yeah, you know, it’s patriotic to dissent. Everybody does it? Republicans, Democrats, and you can dissent during war, that’s okay, but you can’t lie about the war,” Watters said.

“You can’t get on national TV as a former CIA director or a senator and say, we’re losing and we’re going to lose and it’s Thursday.”

Loesch argued that some critics are not simply expressing disagreement but actively hoping for failure.

“No, because they want us to lose these people, these vapid miles wide, inches deep, Mullah loving morons want America to lose,” Loesch said.

“These people get excited when they see America suffer. They get excited when they see our troops targeted.”

“These people get excited when they see the United States attacked, persecuted, prosecuted and ridiculed on the international stage.”

She also accused critics of sympathizing with Iran’s leadership and said their reaction to recent events reflects hostility toward the United States.

“These people are championing the regime. They’re sad that how many is dead. You can’t tell me otherwise,” Loesch said.

“I have never seen so many people that we that you like you’ve shown here with these clips, who hate America so viscerally that they’re sitting here cheering for downfall or trying to rewrite what just happened. We all see it. That’s why it’s being reflected in the polls.”

Loesch also defended the president’s approach to military conflict, saying the administration has avoided long, drawn-out wars.

“This President is not losing support over this,” Loesch said.

“And I want to say something as well. One thing this president has been so consistent on, Jesse, and people can set their clocks by it. We have not gotten into endless wars.”

She acknowledged that many conservatives remain cautious about entering new conflicts but argued that the current administration has taken a different approach.

“Now, what you said, Jesse, I think is incredibly important, if you’ll just indulge me for a moment. I understand that as conservatives, we are all very nervous about getting involved in long, protracted wars.”

“We’ve grown up with it. We have grown up with Iran being the bad guy and doing all of this stuff. But this is a new administration. This is a very new Republican President, the likes of which our generation has not seen.”

Loesch said the president has been consistent in enforcing his policies and pursuing limited military objectives.

“And he is enforcing what he says, and he’s being consistent, quick in, quick out, minimal loss of life, minimal use of resources. That’s exactly what we want, and a commander in chief and exactly what we want when it comes to commandeering and prosecuting this conflict.”

Watters agreed and said the president’s actions have built credibility among supporters.

“You’re right, and he has earned our trust, and everybody understands that,” Watters said.

Loesch replied that many Americans now give the president the benefit of the doubt when it comes to military decisions.

“And the benefit of the doubt.”

Watters closed the exchange by pointing to what he described as a track record that has built confidence among supporters.

“Everybody understands that. He’s got a track record. He’s earned our trust.”

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