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Tag Archives: Senator Bob Menendez
At AIPAC, Sen. Menendez Goes Head-to-Head With the Obama Administration on Iran
NATIONAL JOURNAL by Lauren Fox March 2, 2015 The New Jersey senator, and ranking Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee, takes his Capitol Hill fight to AIPAC and vows not to back down—even from his allies. Sen. Bob Menendez takes joy … Continue reading
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Tagged AIPAC, Democrat, Foreign Relations Committee, Iran, Senator Bob Menendez
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Democrats fold, of course, on Iran sanctions
WASHINGTON POST by Jennifer Rubin January 27, 2015 Unless there is any doubt, the vast majority of Democrats value partisan support for a failed president over support for our own national security and for that of Israel. Hence, they want … Continue reading
Top Dem to White House: Anti-sanctions argument ‘non-starter’
WASHINGTON EXAMINER by Susan Crabtree and Charles Hoskinson December 3, 2014 The top Senate Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee said any effort by the Obama administration to convince lawmakers not to impose new sanctions on Iran is a “non-starter.” … Continue reading
Republicans Warn Obama Not To “Circumvent” Congress As Iran Talks Deadline Nears
BUZZFEED by Rosie Gray November 19, 2014 “Unless the White House genuinely engages with Congress, we see no way that any agreement consisting of your administration’s current proposals to Iran will endure in the 114th Congress and after your presidential … Continue reading