Posted on 08/24/2015 1:24:01 PM PDT by Dave346
President Barack Obama and his supporters have framed the debate over the Iran nuclear deal as a choice between accepting the agreement or opting for war, claiming there is no alternative to this deal. However, critics argue that the current agreement not only allows Iran to acquire a nuclear weapons arsenal, but also may bring the world closer to nuclear war than at any time in 70 years.
As the US military budget is cut and the Obama administration diminishes America’s power and global role, will nervous allies in the region—worried about Iran’s rising power and the seriousness of US commitments—develop their own nuclear programs? Will the provision of sanctions relief and more than $150 billion in cash to the world’s leading state sponsor of terror—responsible for the deaths of hundreds of American soldiers through Tehran’s proxies in Iraq and Afghanistan—endanger America’s allies and interests? Should Congress approve a deal in which Iran is allowed to verify its own compliance?
Just over a week before Congress’s September 17 deadline to approve or disapprove the Iran nuclear deal, please join AEI in welcoming former Vice President Richard B. Cheney for a major address concerning the deal’s consequences for the security and interests of the United States and its allies in the Middle East.
If you are unable to attend, we welcome you to watch the event live on this page. Full video will be posted within 24 hours.
Would have been great if Cheney had run for President in 2008.
Having served as prez in 2000 and 2004, he couldn't serve a 3rd term.
He did. He won. He was a capable President for 8 years.
True! How very true.
Barack Hussein thinks ANYBODY & EVERYBODY “ought” to have all the nukes their little hearts desire. For “equality” you know.
He and Valerie are more about putting the super hurt on those uppity white folks ... out exploring space and leaving God’s chillun to struggle without enuff to get by on! Hard-hearted, cold, EEEvilll Beast People, they got it comin’!
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