I believe that we can get to the issue of politicization of intelligence in a different manner, one that is bipartisan and one that falls within the thorough and comprehensive investigation of this committee. That would be a better way for this House to go. Once again, I commend the gentleman for raising this issue but hope that we will decide to take a different course on this subject.
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I think we should be very, very careful, given the Iraq experience, and if the people of Iran who elected their government by more than 50 percent in a four-way field want to change their government, then let them do that.
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Should it have addressed Iran's other malign behavior? Yes, it should, and it still could, if this side agreement were entered into.
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