Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., and Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., are united on one thing: destroying Iran's nuclear program.
"I don't think diplomacy works," Graham stated on "Face the Nation." He described Iran as a "religious Nazi regime" intent on destroying Israel.
Graham expressed hope for action. "I am hoping there will be an effort by Israel to decimate the Iran nuclear program, supported by the United States. And if we don't do that it will be a historical mistake," he said.
Fetterman echoed Graham's stance. "One Hundred Percent," he wrote in a post on X, backing the call to action.
Graham acknowledged the support. "Spot on, @SenFettermanPA. You get it," he replied.
Fetterman, a staunch ally of Israel, has long supported dismantling Iran’s nuclear program.
"Whatever remains of Iran’s nuclear program needs to be destroyed, and I fully support efforts to do so," he tweeted earlier this month.
Fetterman also recently met with President-elect Donald Trump, describing it as a "positive experience."