You’re So Smart


Sen. Martin Heinrich, (D-NM)

Sen. Martin Heinrich, (D-NM)

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The time is growing short for Congress to figure this out. Happily, you can help.

This is your time to be the smartest kid in class, the first in your neighborhood, the person in the know.

About the Iran deal.

Everything you need is right here, oddly in New Mexico.

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2 Responses to You’re So Smart

  1. Jim Altschuler September 2, 2015 Reply

    I heartily agree with the Iran deal assessment. Although we can’t be certain about what will happen in response to and as results of the Iran deal, we definitely know what happened when we didn’t do anything about Iran’s weaponization efforts since the turn of the century.

    The world absolutely cannot afford to allow their efforts to continue unchecked. In the ’50’s and ’60’s and into the ’70’s the unchecked weapons development led to tens of thousands of nuclear weapons being developed by the United States and the Soviet Union and then the Chinese government. Eventually physically and financially smaller nations developed their own nuclear weapons.

    This cannot be allowed to continue. Only one accident, one missile or bomb triggered, even in error, could begin to spell the end of virtually every living thing on the planet besides the ants and the cockroaches.

    Whether we agree with every detail and effort in the Iran deal, WE HAVE TO TRY TO MAKE IT WORK.

  2. Dominick September 2, 2015 Reply

    Seems like a good argument for the deal. Naturally, those opposing it have no reasonable alternative. In the end, we must all live with the final decision of our elected “representatives”. Will our political party corporate investors come to an agreement after carefully weighing the alternatives and direct their faithful politicians to vote for or against it. We must recognize that most corporations do not make profits from war and having their customers and business properties destroyed by a nuclear holocaust is not good for capitalism.

    Therefore, those allowed to vote against the deal must clearly understand that only a limited amount of them may do so to avoid offending their base. For example, based on the established ideological positions of Republicans and Democrats, any Republican threatened by the upcoming elections may have permission to vote against the agreement, while Democrats may vote for it.

    http://www.TrueDemocracyNow.org