Biden's Bad Deal

The Biden/Harris regime is desperately trying to get us back into the 2015 nuclear deal that supposedly prevented Iran from developing nuclear weapons.  It did no such thing.  It allowed Iran to continue to develop its nuclear program with a few unenforceable limits that expired in 10 to 15 years. 

It did nothing to restrain Iran's ballistic missile program or its support for terrorism.  Moreover, Iran's nuclear research facilities are buried in mountains, so it's extremely difficult to monitor their cheating.

However, the ayatollah is furious that Donald Trump took us out of the 2015 deal, and he won't make another agreement that a future president can cancel.  But there's only one way to bind future presidents. 

For any Iranian nuclear deal -- which is a really big deal -- to be binding, it would have to be submitted to the U.S. Senate for ratification as a treaty, which requires 67 votes. 

If Biden can negotiate a treaty that really does limit Iran's nuclear program and protects our allies in the Middle East, then he should not hesitate to send that agreement to the Senate.  It should easily attract bipartisan support if it's really that good of a deal.

And something of this magnitude, which is tremendously important to our national security and foreign policy, should be debated by the Senate. 

If Biden and Harris do what the Obama/Biden Administration did, which was to send the deal to the United Nations for a vote while trying to prevent votes in Congress, it will be imperative for a future president to tear up that worthless document. 

Unfortunately, just like Barack Obama, Joe Biden is doing something unconscionable with respect to Israel.  The Jewish State is in more danger than any other nation from a nuclear-armed Iran.  But Israel was never allowed at the negotiating table during Obama's talks with Iran, and Israel has not been allowed at the table during Biden's negotiations with them. 

Iran's radical Holocaust-denying regime has repeatedly vowed to annihilate Israel.  Just one or two nuclear bombs could do that.  But when Israelis says, "Never again," they mean it.  No Israeli government would ever trust this feckless administration to secure the borders of Israel when it refuses to secure our own borders.