Obama slams "lobbyists, money" working against "Iran nuclear deal"
Israel’s envoy to the U-S has demanded that congressional Republicans reject the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action agreed between Iran and the 5+1 after months of nuclear talks.
During a meeting with House Republicans, Ron Dermer said a nuclear agreement will pave the way for a highly-powered nuclear Iran. He said Congress is the last stop to thwart the agreement. Meanwhile, President Obama slammed the lobbyists working against the nuclear accord. He urged Americans to reach out to their Congressional representatives to ensure it passes Congress. The conclusion of the Iran nuclear talks came despite heavy criticism from Israel and Republicans. Congress has 60 days to either approve or reject the agreement. Most Republicans oppose the conclusion, but they need a two-thirds majority to override a possible presidential veto.
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