U.S. Congressional Objections To Current Iranian Nuclear Talks Grows

Washington Times: Democrats join fight against Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran as details emerge

Bipartisan resistance to the Obama administration’s push for a nuclear deal with Iran surged on Capitol Hill on Thursday, even as details emerged about a potential agreement that would allow Tehran to retain up to 6,000 uranium enrichment centrifuges while getting immediate relief from international economic sanctions.

Administration witnesses got an earful from representatives of both parties over the administration’s handling of nuclear negotiations involving the U.S., Iran and other world powers that could be reaching a climax in Geneva this week. Many lawmakers say the White House is flagrantly icing Congress out of the deal.

U.S. Congressional Objections To Current Iranian Nuclear Talks Grows

Obama administration, Congress clash again over nuclear deal with Iran -- Euronews
Congress not backing down on Iran nuclear deal as bill could face veto -- The Guardian
Tension Flares in Hearing on Congress' Role in Iran Deal -- VOA
Lawmakers want bigger role for Congress in Iran deal -- USA Today
U.S. Democrats, Republicans agree to delay committee's Iran bill vote -- Reuters
US Senate won’t vote on nuclear Iran bill until after talks deadline -- Middle East Eye
No Iran Nuclear Treaty Without Congressional Action -- Evan Bayh, Saxby Chambliss and Norm Coleman, Roll Call