What does the plight of these 2,400 Iranian dissidents, who are opponents of the dictatorial regime in Tehran; what does it say to us about larger policy questions for the United States in the region?
Joe Lieberman: “What does the plight of these 2,400 Iranian dissidents, who are opponents of the dictatorial regime in Tehran; what does…”
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Lieberman highlights the implications of Iranian dissidents' plight for U.S. policy.
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