We see examples of the "media and Democrat narrative Circle of Life" on an almost daily basis, and we kick off a new week with the Left attempting to criticize the U.S. strikes inside Iran over the weekend.&nbsp;

Some Democrats are claiming Trump didn't inform members of Congress about the strikes while others are sounding like apologists for the Iranian regime. Trump press secretary Karoline Leavitt cited one instance where she said the White House <em>tried</em> to inform the House Minority Leader about the strikes but guess who didn't answer:&nbsp;

Meanwhile, the media, in this case the New York Times, is providing fodder via the usual "anonymous sources" for Democrats like Sen. Chris Murphy:&nbsp;

Joe Concha has seen this approach before, as have we:&nbsp;

It gets old but that doesn't stop them from trying.&nbsp;

We're used to Sen. Murphy being <a href="https://twitchy.com/samj/2025/06/13/chris-murphy-sides-with-iran-in-statement-n2414208" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">quick to side with the terrorists for "Trump bad" reasons.</a>&nbsp;

Analysis of media narratives surrounding the U.S. strikes in Iran and political responses.{ai:summary}<p>Democrats are criticizing recent U.S. military strikes in Iran, claiming President Trump failed to inform Congress. Trump’s press secretary stated they attempted to notify House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, who did not respond. </p><p>Critics, including Senator Chris Murphy, question the effectiveness of the strikes, citing anonymous sources from the New York Times. This ongoing narrative highlights perceived media bias and the political divide regarding U.S. military actions. #foreignaffairs</p>

Here's Another Example of How the Media/Dem Narrative Machine Works (This Time About the Iran Strike)

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