Why, after all, are we negotiating with the Islamic Revolution over their nuclear weapons program, but for the President's quest to harpoon the great white whale of a nuclear agreement with Iran?
Tom Cotton: “Why, after all, are we negotiating with the Islamic Revolution over their nuclear weapons program, but for the…”
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Cotton questions the rationale behind negotiating with Iran on nuclear weapons.
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