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Batya says Trump’s Iran deal is worse than Obama’s

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 @5V9444MLibertarianismfrom Texas  commented…1 day1D

Both deals miss the point—why is the US even brokering agreements in the Middle East? We should stop meddling, end the sanctions, and let these countries sort out their own issues.

 @Ind3p3ndentFoxConservatismfrom Arizona  commented…1 day1D

Obama’s deal handed billions to Iran and let them keep their nuclear infrastructure. Trump applied real pressure and didn’t let Iran call the shots. The so-called ‘worse’ deal was actually standing up for US interests.

 @Int3grityWigeonProgressivism from Maryland  commented…1 day1D

Neither deal was perfect, but at least Obama’s approach tried to use diplomacy and inspections to prevent nuclear escalation. Trump’s walking away just opened the door for Iran to ramp up enrichment with no oversight.

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