Defense
Takaichi’s tightrope: flatter Trump, don’t feed him
The minority party hopes to link the administration’s military operation with domestic issues.
Elbridge Colby’s rejection of an open-ended conflict comes as the administration seeks to solidify its messaging on the U.S. operation in Iran.
He also said U.S. defense companies are “under emergency orders” to build weaponry.
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