A letter signed by 47 Republican Senators warned Iran any deal over nuclear weapons could last only as long as the Obama administration.
The open letter, by which Senators are attempting to get involved ongoing talks between Western countries and Iran to curtail Iran's nuclear program, prominently mentioned an agreement without congressional approval could be rescinded by the next President.
"Anything not approved by Congress is a mere executive agreement. The next president could revoke such an executive agreement with the stroke of a pen and future Congresses could modify the terms of the agreement at any time," it read in part.
The negotiations, in which U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is heavily involved, will have their next round beginning Mar. 15. They have become an issue in the 2016 Republican presidential campaign, with some Republican legislators and candidates critical of the potential deal for not adequately guaranteeing Iran will not develop its own nuclear weapons. Some members of Congress seek legislation allowing the Senate to override the administration on the deal's final terms.
TVNL Comment: Every one of these madmen must be required to join the military, along with all their adult children, in case of wars initiated by the US. Follow the money, folks....and see how much military industrial complex money finances these dangerous idiots.
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