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The White House is ramping up its campaign to get support for an Iran nuclear agreement. Photo: Zach Rudisin via Wikimedia Commons.
Wall Street Journal – As negotiations with Iran on a nuclear deal come down to the wire, the White House is ramping up a yearlong campaign to persuade lawmakers and the public to support an agreement.
In recent days, officials have tried to neutralize skeptical Democrats by arguing that opposing President Barack Obama would empower the new Republican majority, according to people familiar with the discussions.
