Iran deal on!

Not JUST 34 votes... How many people do these 34 senators represent? That is how a representational democracy operates.. Would you expect everything to be put to a popular vote? We wouldn't be doing anything but going to the polls..
 

What a wonderful deal!
Death to America the Great Satin!"
What a wonderful deal for President Obama!
 
What a wonderful deal!
Death to America the Great Satin!"
What a wonderful deal for President Obama!

Guess you think going to war with them is better.. No one says Iran is a good guy... no one expects them to change.. but why is war better than peace? President Obama is a wonderful president...
 
People who don't like this have never had to negotiate. I have. I negotiated over weeks with labor agreements. No deal is perfect for either side. You get the most you can get and the opposition does likewise. This deal which the other countries signed up for along with us now, is better than no deal. I applaud the decision and Bibi can lump it.
 
People who don't like this have never had to negotiate. I have. I negotiated over weeks with labor agreements. No deal is perfect for either side. You get the most you can get and the opposition does likewise. This deal which the other countries signed up for along with us now, is better than no deal. I applaud the decision and Bibi can lump it.

And I've walked picket lines for labor leader going weekS without pay because the union held out for certain things. The US couldn't have have held out for the release of 4 hostages and/or fewer stipulations on the "inspection" program??? The sanctions and frozen accounts wound up being unused leverage.
 
The agreement signed by Iran, the U.S. and five other world powers limits Iran's nuclear program in exchange for hundreds of billions of dollars in relief from international sanctions.

Hundreds of billions!?!?!? That's a lot of blackmail.
 
We could have lost the opportunity if we persisted beyond where we were. Even the strongest union had a motto, "milk but don't kill the cow, if we are to have milk in the future".
 
Labor negotiations don't involve Life or Death decisions. I think the comparison is a poor one.

I care little about your agreement and no one suggested any more than to make the point you never get it all in a negotiation.
 
This was a hard negotiated agreement between many more countries than just the U.S. and Iran. From the get-go, the GOP Congressmen swore it would be a bad deal, no deal should be ratified, and any failings were all the fault of this POTUS. Just like with any and all issues in the past 7 years, the GOP does not want this POTUS to "win" at anything. The GOP would rather see our sons and daughters killed in another ill-thought-out war than agree with the other side of the political aisle.

Few who post on internet discussion boards have read the entire agreement. Most are simply echoing what they have heard from Hannity, Limbaugh, Beck, etc.

What brought a number of the votes to side with the deal was the treasonous actions of a handful of GOP Congressmen. To send a letter to foreign nations saying that whatever our duly elected POTUS and appointed Secretary of State negotiated, it wasn't worth the paper on which written. A GOP Congressman is right now in Israel telling Bibi he will do anything in his power to undermine the agreement. Again... traitorous!!! Rather than seen as siding with these who would undermine the agreement simply to kick sand in the President's face, a number have said they will not support override of the veto.

The sanctions against Iran were already falling apart. Russia was short-circuiting the sanctions and "back-dooring" weapons, etc. to Iran. We have asked Iran to assist in the defeat of ISIS. So far, the enemy of our enemy is still our enemy... but what else is new in the Mid-East????

When the Affordable Care Act was being implemented, we heard all the talk about "death squads" that would kill Grandma. We heard how doctors would be leaving the profession by the dozens. All kinds of gibberish was tossed out in an attempt to undermine that bill. Today, we are hearing issue after issue as to how Iran will now be free to build nuclear weapons and send them our way post haste. Every person setting around that negotiating table has sons and daughters, mothers and fathers, friends and family that would not put in harm's way by purposely constructing an agreement which would lead to the annihilation of the U.S. America will be destroyed far sooner by the constant and consistent criticism of our elected officials... by the desire to rather see the Nation destroyed than the other political party win... than by a nuclear attack from Iran.
 
It seemed less like a negotiation and more like giving them everything they wanted, and getting nothing in return.
 
I suppose it is if you trust them.

I am reminded of a story:

A little girl was walking through the woods one day when she met a rattlesnake. The snake said, "Please pick me up and carry me over the river." She replied, "No, you'll bite me." Snake said, "No, I won't. I promise you." She picked it up and it bit her. She said, "You promised!" Snake said, "Well, you knew what I was when you picked me up."
 
Yes Shirley... EVERYONE... including President Obama knows that Iran is a snake.. So what's your point? Again... Isn't it better to give this a chance first? There is not saying we cannot do something later should Iran not live up to it's end of the bargain.
 
So then I take it you have read the actual agreement.. Or are you just repeating what you've heard on FOX?

I get my news from many different sources, with Fox being one of them, and other sources on the left too. I have not read the actual agreement, and when have we ever been able to read actual agreements with this administration? Like the health care law, we have to pass it before we read it deal. There are secret side deals going on in the Iran deal and I have read from different sources, that 2 of the secret side deals are being kept from Kerry also, which means Congress is not given that information.
 
Well all of the negative chatter here is moot. We will sign the agreement. So if you are unhappy, take a deep breath.
 
Iran has been a difficult bunch for over 30 years now, maybe 40 or more years now. So why should the US continue to bend to their twisted ideas of right and wrong as they have all those years. They captured and held our embassy folks for a long period of time, till our President was replaced, then suddenly released the entire bunch. Now those same nasty leaders are still in charge and seem to be making rules for our current President to follow. Does not sound to good for many. Religious took over the royalty and have been pretty cruel to their own people and any others that don't follow their wants. They are still holding some Americans today. They should have been worked out during the discussions. If not publicly, maybe quietly.

It appears we are being held to it even when it is not a good and proper deal for the US. How much money will it cost us? Way too much as the US is technically in extreme debt of our own, let alone to randomly give piles of money to others.
 

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