MORNING GLORY: President Trump won’t ink a bad deal with Iran
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President Donald Trump won't make a bad deal with Iran, as that would threaten his legacy and define his second term.
Trump is, of course, negotiating with the mullahs via the open-source yo-yo of statements. The effect on friends of Israel is, however, disconcerting. They can only remember the betrayal of Israel that was President Obama’s and then Secretary of State John Kerry’s "Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action" ("JCPOA"). The JCPOA was agreed to July 14, 2015 by the P5+1 —China, France, Germany, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States), the European Union (EU), and Iran, a plan that purported to guarantee that Iran’s nuclear program will be exclusively peaceful.
The JCPOA was, according to Trump and many others, the "worst deal in history," as it was simply a series of speed bumps on Iran’s road to nuclear weapons and was also completely silent on Iran’s ballistic missile program and its export of terrorism and arming of its proxies. Obama caved. Completely.
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