Biden’s Deliberate Weakness Puts Strong Iran Deal Out of Reach

With President Biden’s approval rating plummeting at home, Iran’s negotiators know that they will get almost everything they want in these sham negotiations. The Biden Administration appeased Iran from the very beginning. They relaxed economic sanctions, and removed the military option if diplomacy failed.

The weak and desperate Biden Administration is about to sign an unimaginably bad deal with the Iran. A horrifically bad deal with Iran. A deal that is even worse than the JCPOA signed in 2015. What a disgrace.

Related – Biden buckles before Iran

Related: Iranian Majlis Member Ahmad Hossein Falahi: ‘One Of The Main Goals Of The Islamic Revolution Has Always Been The Annihilation Of The Zionist Regime; Today, All Those Who Believe In The Islamic Revolution And In The Arrival Of The Mahdi Is Certainly Thinking’ Of This

Today, Rep. Waltz & @RepGallagher were joined by over 150 fellow House Republicans in a letter warning Pres. Biden that if an agreement is made without formal Congressional approval, Republicans will consider the deal non-binding & take a series of actions to rescind it. pic.twitter.com/hRcggs7oB1

— Congressman Waltz Press (@RepWaltzPress) February 17, 2022

Rep. Gallagher led more than 160 members in urging the Biden administration to ensure that Congress has a role in any new nuclear agreement with Iran.

Read more here: https://t.co/osB4CeSRew

— Rep. Gallagher Press Office (@RepGallagher) February 17, 2022

If the Biden admin reenters the flawed Iran deal, Iran will receive many billions $ in sanctions relief, which it will spend to support its terrorist proxies. Our world will be less, not more, safe. Listen to General Kurilla on this ↓ pic.twitter.com/I2HOHuYVDu

— Sen. Jim Inhofe (@JimInhofe) February 16, 2022

Biden’s Weakness Puts Strong Iran Deal Out of Reach

By Real Clear Defense, February 17, 2022

Talks on Iran’s nuclear program in Vienna are entering a pivotal stage. President Joe Biden, viewed increasingly by Americans as a weak leader, is eager for a policy win. Sensing Biden’s weakness, Tehran hopes to foist a bad deal on Washington that no strong occupant of the oval office would or should accept.

When Americans believe a president is weak, it can result in hand wringing or jubilation among the respective partisans focused on the next election. But when foreign adversaries believe the president of the United States is weak, the consequences can be dire. Unfortunately, that dynamic is on full display in the administration’s nuclear negotiations in Vienna. It takes strength to reject a bad deal or negotiate one worthy of bipartisan support. Sadly, Biden seems to lack the fortitude to do either.

In fact, the Biden administration may be on the verge of accepting an agreement with the Islamic Republic of Iran that abandons American victims of Iran’s terrorism, enriches a regime led by mass murderers, and provides it with a patient pathway to a nuclear weapons capability.

The White House, of course, rejects any suggestion regarding Biden’s weakness. But polling numbers reveal the reality. A Gallup Poll released on January 25 found that only 37% of Americans viewed President Joe Biden as “a strong and decisive leader.” That number is only slightly worse than the 38 percent of respondents who said Biden can manage the government effectively.

And the Gallup Poll is hardly an anomaly. YouGovAmerica interviewed a nationally-representative sample of 1,500 U.S. adult citizens between January 29 – February 1 and found that only 30 percent of adult U.S. citizens view Biden as a strong leader.

In the context of domestic politics, it is easy to see why most Americans don’t view Biden as a strong and effective leader. Biden, for example, frequently boasts about his decades of experience in the U.S. Senate, his relationships in that body, and his congressional know-how. Yet he has been unable to even persuade two hesitant senators in his own party to support his top legislative priority.

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