Hillary Clinton casts doubt on success of Iranian nuclear negotiations
New York (CNN) – Hillary Clinton cast doubt Wednesday on whether Iran would ultimately agree to halt its nuclear program, the end goal of a longstanding U.S. effort that President Barack Obama has touted as a top foreign policy achievement.
Clinton told the American Jewish Congress in New York that she was “personally skeptical that the Iranians would follow through and deliver” on the interim deal Obama announced late last year, which mandated Iran reduce its stockpile of highly enriched uranium and allow inspectors into some of its facilities.
Clinton campaign not a done deal, some advisers say
New York (CNN) – With more than 960 days still to go before the 2016 presidential election, Hillary Clinton already finds herself the subject of almost-constant speculation.
As she increases her visibility on policy issues, addressing gender inequality and early childhood education through her family's nonprofit group, The Clinton Foundation, and repeatedly weighing in on the conflict in Ukraine, the focus of her supporters and the media has been squarely on whether she will run for president.
FULL POST
From CNN Politics
- Final push before tomorrow's Georgia Senate runoff election
- 10 Cards Charging 0% Interest Until 2024
- Paul Pelosi attends Kennedy Center Honors in first public appearance since attack
- Trump's call to terminate the Constitution is a fantasy, but it's still dangerous
- Rudy Giuliani: Ethics charges for election fraud claims take major step forward with trial-like hearing in DC
- Untitled
Recent Comments