It is alarming and striking just how similar the language is between President Clinton's 1994 announcement of a nuclear agreement with North Korea and President Obama's announcement of a nuclear agreement with Iran earlier this month.
Ros-Lehtinen highlights the similarities in rhetoric between past and current nuclear deals.
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