It sounds harsh, but it sure looks as if the Supreme Leader effectively vetoed the bill that had been passed and signed.
Ed Royce: “It sounds harsh, but it sure looks as if the Supreme Leader effectively vetoed the bill that had been passed and signed.”
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Royce suggests Iran's actions undermine U.S. legislation.
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