Obama to Draw Iraq War Parallel in Speech on Iran Deal at American University
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President Obama will present the Iran vote as the most important foreign policy decision since the Iraq war. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
President Barack Obama will present the Iran nuclear debate as the most momentous U.S. foreign policy decision since the Iraq war Wednesday, in a fresh bid for support.
With the deal due to be voted on by a Republican-dominated Congress, Obama will give an address at American University in Washington hoping to give historical weight to a polarizing and sometimes bitterly hyperbolic debate.
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