On the recordMarch 23, 2015
Let us pretend for a moment that Iran hasn't already violated the terms of the JPOA, a notion that is as preposterous as Iran's claim to its right of enrichment.
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congress.govLet us pretend for a moment that Iran hasn't already violated the terms of the JPOA, a notion that is as preposterous as Iran's claim to its right of enrichment.
Ros-Lehtinen criticizes the notion that Iran has not violated the JPOA terms.
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