https://www.newsweek.com/56-percent-americans-disapprove-president-trumps-handling-over-iran-poll-says-1481703
Trump and his administration argue that Soleimani was planning 
"imminent" attacks on the U.S., with the president saying that regional 
U.S. embassies were going to be targeted. However, Secretary of State 
Mike Pompeo has also said that he did not know exactly where or when the
 attacks would occur, which critics have argued shows that the threat 
was not actually "imminent." Unidentified government sources also told The New York Times that the intelligence used to justify the attack was "razor thin."
"Pompeo:
 The attack was imminent, but 'we didn't know when and we didn't know 
where.' Well, if you don't know when and if you don't know where, that 
is not 'imminent,'" Democratic presidential candidate Congresswoman 
Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, a veteran of the Iraq War, tweeted on Sunday, 
criticizing the secretary of state.
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