Vice President Vance stated on Tuesday that it is ironic that Republican critics of the Iran deal do not want the ongoing war to be stopped. This remark comes as lawmakers from both parties express concerns regarding the details of the memorandum of understanding signed over the weekend. Senators are currently seeking to obtain the text of the agreement.
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Vice President Vance Comments on GOP Critics of Iran Deal
Vice President Vance remarked on the irony of Republican critics of the Iran deal who do not wish to halt the war. His comments follow bipartisan inquiries into the details of a recently signed memorandum of understanding, with senators requesting access to the agreement's text.
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Vance: ‘Kind of ironic’ GOP critics of Iran deal don’t want war ‘stopped’
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Vice President Vance Comments on GOP Critics of Iran Deal