I would say that it was the wrong answer for us to be propping up the wrong regime with a jackpot of sanctions relief, and that we should be doing our part as Congress and as the United States, as the leaders of the free world, leading and fixing this, and turning this into a reasonable deal, not one that is very one-sided, and one where we got ridiculously played at the table.
Cicilline calls for a more balanced approach to the Iran deal, criticizing its current terms.
Share
More from David Cicilline
The problem is we haven't committed to a mission. I have asked Secretary Blinken to define what he thinks the mission is.
The future economic prosperity of our state is directly dependent on our ability to get this right.
We could say that we support a mission that this war doesn't spread to NATO.
What we’ve said to the General Assembly is you’re going to have to have a transition plan that takes that into account.
Other voices in this conversation
