Trump Keeps Yet Another Promise, This Time on Iranian Nukes

President Trump is saying that Iran is not living up to the terms of the treaty. They’re gonna be placing additional sanctions on Iran to block continued financing of terror and that they will be blocked from ever acquiring a nuclear weapon.

And once again we get a steady dose of common sense from our president and from the White House.

Here’s what basically happened with Trump and his announcement on the Iranian nuclear deal today. The president in his remarks vowed to end the Iranian deal himself if Congress won’t. He announced that he’s not going to certify that Iran is complying with the agreement. And, by the way, another campaign pledge met. Trump made a big deal of this in every rally he did in the 2016 presidential campaign.

And as far as Trump voters are concerned, this president has kept more promises and has stayed on path and on track as he said he would as any presidential candidate they can recall. And this is just another example.

“President Donald Trump announced Friday that he won’t certify that Iran is complying with the 2015 nuclear agreement, detailing a lengthy list of complaints and vowing to cancel the deal himself if Congress and U.S. allies don’t act to address his concerns about the accord.”

Now, all this means is the president is not acting unilaterally. This has always been a treaty that the Senate abrogated it’s involvement in by way of the now famous Corker Bill. The Corker Bill actually ended up doing the opposite of what the Senate is supposed do: ratify. The Corker Bill essentially authorized this before it had been negotiated. It was a giant cave-in to Barack Obama by Republicans in the Senate

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