Cheney, a known war criminal, will speak next month at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative event, about the deal’s “consequences for the security and interests of the United States and its allies in the Middle East”.
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“What I don’t like about this is, the number one leading radical Islamic group in the world is the Iranians”, McInerney was quoted as saying. “I have to ask, once again, what part of “death to America” does the president not understand?”
The ad will begin airing on Friday – through the remainder of the congressional review period ending on September 17th – on broadcast and cable networks in states where members of Congress have yet to declare their position on the agreement. In the JCPOA process, there is substantial risk of U.S. intelligence being compromised, since the IAEA often relies on our sensitive data with respect to suspicious and/or prohibited activity. John J. Duncan Jr.
Recently, 36 retired generals and admirals wrote an open letter asking Congress to support the president’s Iran deal.
Other Tennesseans don’t see it that way.
Critics argue the agreement doesn’t do enough to force Iran to halt its nuclear program, that sanctions relief would allow the regime to increase its funding of anti-Israel terrorist organizations like Hamas and Hezbollah, and they question whether global Atomic Energy Agency inspections would be effective.
Congress was always getting a bum deal when it agreed, thanks to the efforts of Sen. “This deal will only empower Iran, endanger the security of the U.S. and Israel, and undoubtedly result in a much more unsafe world”. That pressure on Iran would bring them to negations for a diplomatic settlement to the problem of their nuclear weapons that would involve a simple trade which is we would end the economic sanctions on them and they would end their nuclear weapons program.
He said he also wants the military to be adequately funded. No Republican has yet backed the agreement.
But for the 70-year-old four-term senator, the Iran deal has been a welcome opportunity to shine after the unsavory palace intrigue with Schumer, Durbin’s former longtime roommate in a row house on Capitol Hill.
Cotton later issued a written statement criticizing U.S. Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid of Nevada after reports that Reid may filibuster the U.S. Senate’s vote on the Iran nuclear deal.
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Rep. Donald Norcross, New Jersey Democrat whose locale incorporates a sizable Jewish group, said he would vote against the assention.
