Unilaterally abandoning the nuclear deal without clear cause would leave the United States isolated and make it impossible to do exactly what the President says that we must, lead the other nations in the world.
David Cicilline: “Unilaterally abandoning the nuclear deal without clear cause would leave the United States isolated and make it…”
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Cicilline argues that leaving the deal would isolate the U.S. and hinder leadership against Iran.
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