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by News Editor
Republican presidential candidates on Thursday night took turns criticizing President Obama’s Iran nuclear deal. Photo: Screenshot.
Republican presidential candidates bashed President Obama’s policies toward Iran during Thursday’s prime-time GOP debate, competing with one another in blasting the recent nuclear deal.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker took the hardest line, saying he would “terminate” the Iran deal on Day One as president. Walker said he would work with Congress to impose “even more crippling sanctions” on Iran.
Read full story at The Hill.
