We have a deal with Iran. The deal is worse
than anyone ever imagined possible, with the exception of the current
Administration. It’s a very bad deal for America and the Middle East, which is
something I know a little bit about after living and doing consulting in that
part of the world. It’s a great deal for the Iranian regime. It's a deal that
gives the Iranian regime $140 billion in return for almost nothing: no
dismantlement of Iran's nuclear program, no anytime/anywhere inspections,
no curbs on Iran's ballistic missile program, no maintenance of the
arms embargo, and no halt to Iran's sponsorship of state terrorism.
Yes, indeed, this is a great deal for Iran at the expense of our moderate Arab friends
in the Middle East.
So, will Congress do its due diligence
and have a debate and then pass a resolution of disapproval? I don’t think so. Congress being “milk-toast,*” as
it is, will simply acquiesce and do absolutely nothing.
*Milk-toast is defined as being easily dominate,
extremely mild, ineffectual, namby-pamby, and wishy-washy. Umm. That pretty
well defines this Congress.
Sources: Bloomberg, The Wall Street
Journal, and The Weekly Standard
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