I am in strong opposition to House Resolution 3461, the to Approve the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, signed at Vienna on July 14, 2015, relating to the nuclear program of Iran. The President's failed legacy to execute a strategy of peace through strength has resulted in mass murders throughout the Middle East. We have seen his failure to take action after Syria violated the President's declared ``red line'' and used chemical weapons against its citizens. We have seen it in his failure to recognize ISIL/DAESH as a significant threat to Americans, not as the ``JV'' team. When it comes to Middle East policy, the President has been dangerously inaccurate, putting American families at risk. In South Carolina's Second District, I hosted three town hall meetings on the deal, and the response from my constituents was overwhelming--the American people know this deal is dangerous in the tradition of Neville Chamberlain. This week's vote on the Iranian nuclear deal is of historic proportions. If allowed, this deal would economically and militarily reenergize a regime bent on the destruction of democracy all over the world. It will put the young people of Iran who seek change at risk. We must act immediately to stop this deal and vote against the Resolution of Approval. Iran Nuclear Deal
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