Lawmakers From Both Parties Criticize White House for Taking Iran Nuclear Deal to UN
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by News Editor
The Obama administration was forced to play defense on Monday after lawmakers in both parties criticized its decision to let the United Nations — not Congress — have the first say on the Iran nuclear deal.
Republicans pounced on the decision following the U.N. Security Council’s 15-0 vote, arguing the White House was giving short shrift to congressional assent in a rush to build international support for the agreement.
Read full story at The Hill.
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