Leader Mitch McConnell defended on Sunday the letter he and 46 other Republican senators sent to Iran's leaders on Monday, in which they informed Iranian leaders that any deal they sign with the Obama Administration would serve only as an executive agreement that could be revoked by a future president.
President Barack Obama and State John Kerry have claimed that the letter is “unprecedented” and that it undermines negotiations with the Islamic republic. But McConnell insisted, in an interview with CNN, that the Administration was exhibiting a "good case of selective outrage" and noted that, as a senator, Kerry met with Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega, during the Sandinista conflict between Nicaragua and the US, under then-President Ronald Reagan. (Read More)
