They get to cheat in a series of ways and we get to worry about their perceptions.
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Iran has a history here of deceit, deception, delay that has brought us to this point.
the sanctions that expire next year that Congress passed 99-0, at least in the Senate, and overwhelmingly in the House, that was signed by the administration.
So we basically have a violation of the agreement. For some of us, it is not insignificant.
It is our right and our responsibility to weigh in on an ultimate agreement.
Whenever confronted with Iranian intransigence, they fold. It is going to be hard for a lot of people to support this deal if they give in on past military dimensions.
I think I did test the proposition with the administration, because I actually said at one point, so you want the sanctions to lapse?
You cannot have it both ways, Ambassador. Either it is significant or it is insignificant. Which one is it?
Is it not fair to say that if snapback is to mean anything, it has to be snapped back to something, because otherwise what are you snapping back to?





