Geraldo made waves by saying Iranians had legitimate reasons to be upset with America, and that he is ‘praying’ for the success of the nuclear deal, a conclusion far too logical for the Fox News ilk.
USA Today cites military planners speaking of a comprehensive attack on Iran.
Through years of diplomatic efforts, US officials have threatened to attack Iran on a regular basis. Exactly how often they should threaten Iran has often been a matter of contention, but there appeared to be bipartisan agreement that threatening Iran made some sort of sense. Since all the threats at the time were based nominally on disputes
This deal is good for the United States and our allies in the region, and is the best arrangement possible given current international realities,” declared Rabbi Steven Bob of Glen Ellyn, IL.
340 rabbis from all streams of Judaism sent a letter to all Members of Congress urging that they support the agreement between the international community and Iran on the Iranian nuclear program. Read the full text of the letter, which was published by progressive Jewish think-tank Ameinu, below: August 17, 2015 Members of
Schumer’s opposition to nuclear agreement puts nation ‘on a path to war.’
Amid general disgust among progressives, the activist group MoveOn.org on Friday announced it would launch a "donor strike" against the Democratic Party over Sen. Chuck Schumer's (D-N.Y.) break with colleagues and President Barack Obama over the Iran nuclear agreement, calling Schumer's opposition of the deal "outrageous and
It’s unclearif there would be enough votes in the House to override President Barack Obama’s expected veto of the legislation
WASHINGTON — House Republicans said Monday that they have the GOP votes to disapprove of the Iran nuclear deal as Democrats stepped up their support of the agreement the Obama administration and other world powers negotiated with Tehran. Since Republicans hold a commanding 246 seats in the House, it was widely expected that the GOP would come up
“One of the many ironies of history is that non-nuclear-weapon states, like Iran, have actually done far more for the cause of non-proliferation in practice than nuclear-weapon states have done on paper.”
In the wake of the historic agreement between Iran and world powers, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif on Friday called on known nuclear weapons states, including the United States and Israel, to walk the walk and begin disarming their own atomic arsenals. Writing in the Guardian, Zarif declared: "I sincerely believe that the nuclear
