Iran Nuclear Deal Negotiations
Sen. Tom Cotton and Sen. Lindsey Graham argue that any lasting Iran nuclear deal should be approved by Congress as a treaty to prevent future administrations from undoing it.
Key Points
- Need for Senate approval as a treaty for a lasting deal
- Comparison with 123 agreements for nuclear cooperation
- Urgency in reaching a deal and potential military action if talks fail
Pros
- Ensuring a durable and lasting Iran deal
- Preventing future administrations from reversing the agreement
Cons
- Challenges in getting a two-thirds majority in the Senate for treaty ratification
- Stricter demands on Iran to dismantle its nuclear and missile programs