Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Trump Official Questions US Strikes on Iran, Hints at Deep State, Deletes Posts
Imagine the US did something big, like attacking another country.
A high-up person in the government, who used to work for the old boss named Trump, said the attacks were not a good idea and maybe some secret people in the government made the decisions.
This official, named Andrew Kloster, said it was pointless, meaning it didn't really do much good.
He also shared things online that seemed to disagree with helping other countries.
Later, he took his comments down, so now they're gone.
Andrew Kloster, a top Trump administration official, called US strikes on Iran 'kind of pointless'.
Kloster's comment was made in response to a social media discussion about the strikes.
He hinted at the involvement of a 'deep state' in the decision-making process.
Kloster retweeted a post expressing frustration with US involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict.
Kloster's posts have since been deleted.
- Who
- Andrew Kloster, General Counsel at the Office of Personnel Management.
- What
- A Trump administration official criticized US strikes on Iran.
- When
- Tuesday, after the announcement of the strikes.
- Where
- Not explicitly mentioned.
- Why
- Kloster considered the strikes 'kind of pointless' and alluded to a 'deep state' influence.
Kloster's Viewpoint
Not Applicable
Strike's Purpose
Kloster's Viewpoint
US strikes on Iran were pointless and potentially driven by a hidden agenda.
Not Applicable
The article does not provide an opposing viewpoint.
- Official
- Andrew Kloster
- Position
- General Counsel at the Office of Personnel Management
- Event
- US strikes on Iran
- Kloster's Opinion
- 'Kind of pointless'
