…is worse than Munich.
I remember those quaint good old days, when treaties had to be approved by two thirds of the Senate.
[Update a few minutes later]
Also, from Austin Bay:
It begins with a broken promise. Once upon a time, President Barack Obama vowed to halt Iran’s nuclear weapons quest. Promise made, promise broken.
All of Barack Obama’s pronouncements come with an expiration date.
[Late-evening update]
Clueless reporters question President Pinocchio at press conference:
One could deconstruct his evasions line by line, but that would largely duplicate the content of many posts we have done over the past weeks and months. Instead, I want to focus on a few key issues. But first, this observation: if any of the reporters present had read the agreement, which is only 159 pages long, it was not apparent. Maybe reporters are not accustomed to reading legal documents; maybe they are too lazy to try; maybe they have read and understood the agreement and are just partisan hacks, covering for their president. But I have a full-time job, and nevertheless have read the agreement several times. Why can’t reporters do the same? That would seem to be a prerequisite to participating intelligently in a press conference on the subject.
They were told there would be no reading.
