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The United States does not have to continue this course of embarrassing poltroonery in foreign policy.
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The United States does not have to continue this course of embarrassing poltroonery in foreign policy.
Critics of the Islamic Republic of Iran called to deny a visa to Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi — dubbed the “Butcher of Tehran.”
The U.S. and Iran have used the approaching deadline for the agreement of the nuclear deal to push for additional demands, including an end to Iranian assassination efforts.
Perhaps Joe Biden wants to forget Afghanistan. But it should at least then get out of the way and allow Afghans to set their own course.
While President Biden fails to use pressure to stop Iran's atomic weapons program, Iran is on the brink of setting a nuclear weapon in motion and threatening to target NYC.