House GOP Revises Plan to Oppose Iran Nuclear Deal
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NBC – The Republican leadership in the House is switching gears in terms of how they will disapprove of the Iran nuclear deal.
With the deal set to go into effect Sept. 17th, under the Corker-Cardin measure passed earlier this year, both chambers have until that date to register disapproval. For the deal to be killed, veto proof majorities of 67 in the Senate and 290 in the House would have to emerge.
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