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07-14-2016, 10:42 AM
As the Iran Deal Turns 1, Here Are 6 Examples That Prove We Can’t Trust Iran
From the beginning, the nuclear deal with Iran was a bad one. President Barack Obama claimed it would make the world “safer and more secure.” But on the deal’s one-year anniversary, a review of Iran’s behavior should give little assurance to anyone not drinking the White House Kool-Aid that the U.S. is the one in the driver seat.
From the beginning, the nuclear deal with Iran was a bad one. President Barack Obama claimed it would make the world “safer and more secure.” But on the deal’s one-year anniversary, a review of Iran’s behavior should give little assurance to anyone not drinking the White House Kool-Aid that the U.S. is the one in the driver seat.
As the Iran Deal Turns 1, Here Are 6 Examples That Prove We Can’t Trust Iran
From the beginning, the nuclear deal with Iran was a bad one. President Barack Obama claimed it would make the world “safer and more secure.” But on the deal’s one-year anniversary, a review of Iran’s behavior should give little assurance to anyone not drinking the White House Kool-Aid that the U.S. is the one in the driver seat.
From the beginning, the nuclear deal with Iran was a bad one. President Barack Obama claimed it would make the world “safer and more secure.” But on the deal’s one-year anniversary, a review of Iran’s behavior should give little assurance to anyone not drinking the White House Kool-Aid that the U.S. is the one in the driver seat.