I’m still stunned that President Trump actually killed the horrible, awful, anti-American nuclear deal with Iran. (Which of course never should have been agreed to in the first place. – see HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE and HERE.)
 
Having being governed by a bunch of feckless, self-serving poltroons for such a long time, I – along with most of the electorate – have been conditioned to low expectations. Promises made on the campaign trail are rarely kept.
 
But Donald Trump is suddenly the exception to that rule. No wonder the Left – and most establishment swamp-dwellers – loathe the guy. He refuses to play along with their ruling class games.
 
Well done Mr. Trump, well done ~
 

 
A few of the President’s key points ~
 

• “The Iranian regime is the leading state sponsor of terror.”
• JCPOA was “defective at its core; a horrible, one-sided deal that never should have been made.”
• The billions we handed over in the deal were “a great embarrassment.”
• “At the heart of the Iran deal is a great fiction – that a murderous regime desired only a peaceful nuclear energy program.”
• “The United States no longer makes empty threats.”
• “The people of America stand with the people of Iran.”

 
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Related:
No more delaying – the JCPOA must die ~ It was less that two weeks ago that Israeli prime minister Netanyahu shared the secret details they had obtained about Iran’s clandestine nuclear program ~

Anyone with eyes, ears and common sense knew the Iranians were lying about developing nuclear weapons. Well now, thanks to Israeli Intelligence, we have conclusive proof…

The deal had to be undone.
 
Up-dated: 6-16-18
The Obama Administration LIED To The American People (about the Iran Deal). Repeatedly. Here’s The Proof. ~ Ben Shapiro explains how, not only did Obama try to end-run around his own sanctions to give Iran more billions, his administration effectively became the foreign ministry for the mullahs by having SOS John Kerry fan out “across Europe, Asia and the Middle East trying to convince banks and businesses they could do business with Iran without violating sanctions and facing steep fines.”