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Senators Lindsey Graham and Tom Cotton weigh in on a potential Iranian nuclear deal: “Any Iran nuclear deal without complete dismantlement of its nuclear program will not pass Senate”. Contributed by: @inside_IL_intel https://t.co/sW7f8oNF59
Lindsey Graham and Tom Cotton, the two most senior Republican senators, warned that the Senate would approve the nuclear deal with the Islamic Republic only if it led to the “complete dismantling” of Tehran's nuclear program. The two senators spoke Thursday, May 18 at a press briefing at the Capitol aimed at supporting https://t.co/vzPS8B1IHt
U.S. CONGRESSIONAL REPUBLICANS CALL FOR 'COMPLETE DISMANTLING” OF IRAN'S NUCLEAR PROGRAM Pressure is growing on Donald Trump's administration to negotiate with the Iranian regime. A number of prominent senators and representatives of the Republican Party in the U.S. Congress are gathering signatures to draft two letters addressed to the president https://t.co/66Ajaot2Jg
We end the week with the president, top national security advisers, GOP in Congress, and key evangelical voices united: Iran must fully dismantle its nuclear program—no enrichment, no reprocessing, no nuclear delivery systems. Now must hold the line against regime blackmail.
Sen Tom Cotton: Complete Dismantlement Of Iran's Nuclear Program "President Trump has been perfectly clear... that any deal requires complete dismantlement." https://t.co/drz38rdmb6
Hard-line U.S. strategy on Iran must reverse the mistakes of 2015 @WashTimesOpEd https://t.co/r5etcMbsqg
We end the week with the president, top national security advisers, GOP in Congress, and key evangelical voices united: Iran must fully dismantle its nuclear program—no enrichment, no reprocessing, no nuclear delivery systems. Now must hold the line against regime blackmail.
Senator @LindseyGrahamSC said he had told Secretary of State Marco Rubio there was "no way" to get 67 votes to ratify a treaty agreement without Iran totally dismantling its nuclear and missile programs and support for terrorism. https://t.co/cVujGWqHTH
