Hillary Clinton emerges as biggest cheerleader for Obama's Iran nuke deal
It took most of the day, but Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton finally delivered on Tuesday night a carefully written defense of President Barack Obama's landmark nuclear deal with Iran.
Republicans say her statement, sent to reporters well after 9:00 p.m., includes enough loopholes and soft language to give her political deniability if Tehran should violate the terms of the agreement before next year's election.
It took most of the day, but Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton finally delivered on Tuesday night a carefully written defense of President Barack Obama's landmark nuclear deal with Iran.
Republicans say her statement, sent to reporters well after 9:00 p.m., includes enough loopholes and soft language to give her political deniability if Tehran should violate the terms of the agreement before next year's election.