The president and his team are in the midst of intense negotiations.
Their goal is a diplomatic solution that would close off Iran’s pathways to a nuclear bomb and give us unprecedented access and insight into Iran’s nuclear program.
Now, reasonable people can disagree about what exactly it will take to accomplish this objective, and we all must judge any final agreement on its merits.
But the recent letter from [47] Republican senators was out of step with the best traditions of American leadership.
Their goal is a diplomatic solution that would close off Iran’s pathways to a nuclear bomb and give us unprecedented access and insight into Iran’s nuclear program.
Now, reasonable people can disagree about what exactly it will take to accomplish this objective, and we all must judge any final agreement on its merits.
But the recent letter from [47] Republican senators was out of step with the best traditions of American leadership.
And one has to ask,
what was the purpose of this letter?
what was the purpose of this letter?
"There appear to be two logical answers.
Either these senators were trying to be helpful to the Iranians
or harmful to the commander- in-chief in the midst of
high-stakes international diplomacy.
Either answer does discredit to the letters’ signatories."
Either these senators were trying to be helpful to the Iranians
or harmful to the commander- in-chief in the midst of
high-stakes international diplomacy.
Either answer does discredit to the letters’ signatories."
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/vi...ranians_or_harmful_to_commander-in-chief.html
