Senate Democrats Al Franken and Jon Tester Announce Support for Iran Deal
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Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., on Thursday announced his support for the Iran nuclear deal. Photo: Twitter.
Two additional Senate Democrats announced Thursday they will support the Iran nuclear agreement, edging President Obama closer to the margin he needs to block GOP efforts to scuttle the deal.
“It isn’t a perfect agreement. But it is a strong one,” Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., wrote in an editorial for CNN. “This agreement is, in my opinion, the most effective, realistic way to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon anytime in the next 15 years.”
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