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Ben Rhodes doesn't seem to understand why the US should be concerned about Iran's latest attempts to beef up their military muscle

We’re not exactly sure why, but Ben Rhodes seems to be under the impression that his opinions on foreign policy are actually worth a damn.

Someone really needs to disabuse him of that notion.

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Earlier today, John Bolton tweeted about Iran’s latest attempts to flex their military muscles:

And Ben Rhodes finally got around to commenting on it:

What, pray tell, is wrong with putting pressure on Iran? You have some kind of affinity for the Iranian regi— ohhhhhh. Right.

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