The negotiator in chief is warning the Iranians that he could walk away from Barack Obama’s nuclear deal that attempted to bribe Iran into not developing nuclear weapons. President Trump called the Iran nuclear deal “worst deal ever” in his speech to the United Nations last September.
The Washington Examiner reported, “[Trump] thinks it’s one of the worst agreements the United States has ever made internationally. He is insistent on changes both at the congressional level working with Congress and also with our European partners,” [Deputy Press Secretary} Shah told reporters during the White House press briefing. “If changes aren’t made, the president is prepared to potentially withdraw from the agreement.”
As the Examiner notes, with National Security Advisor Bolton coming in and H.R. McMaster on his way out in the coming weeks, the president is likely to make strides toward addressing one of the surviving Obama legacy policies, which the president has been opposed to since his campaign days. It is unlikely that the Iranians will be given any more slack.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu believes that President Trump is maneuvering away from the deal, and has told this to the foreign ministers of France and Germany. None of this bodes well for the regime in Tehran that continues to menace the Israelis.
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