New Iran Nuclear Deal Looks Weaker Than First, and Congress Needs To Strike It
Based on what we know now, Congress should move to disapprove the deal and block the president from waiving any sanctions on Iran.
In the next few days, expect an announcement that the Obama administration’s nuclear agreement with Iran has been brought back from the dead. Months of discussions between the Biden team, Russia, China, France, Britain, Germany, and Ebrahim Raisi’s terrorist-sponsoring Iranian government have produced a revised version of the deal that President Trump disemboweled four years ago.
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