Tehran Says 'No Decision Yet' on Joining Peace Talks as Iranian President Emphasizes Distrust of Washington

Yep. And they can take Tucker with them since he loves it so much. Now he's "speaking out" against the monster he helped to create because it's convenient. What a fraud. Just like all the other frauds on Fox.

Well not all of the population are eligible voters so not sure if it's 2/3s but your point is well taken. In voting terms, it was much closer, but the electoral college is just fucked and needs to be eliminated. Also, to your point, more people need to vote.

Because others are buying/selling.

I slightly misworded this. There were strikes because of the JCPOA by Israel but the deal ended in October of 2025 when Iran formally exited. I can tell btw that you haven’t ever investigated this for yourself. > On 12 June 2025, the IAEA board of governors passed a resolution,[i] drafted by the US, UK, France and Germany, that declared that Iran was non-compliant with its nuclear obligations for the first time since September 2005.[69][70] IAEA director general Rafael Grossi stated in an interview that the IAEA did "not have any proof of a systematic effort to move into a nuclear weapon",[126][127] on the other hand, in his statement to the board of governors on 9 June he stated that "Unless and until Iran assists the agency in resolving the outstanding safeguards issues, the Agency will not be in a position to provide assurance that Iran's nuclear programme is exclusively peaceful".[128] As you know, the next day was the beginning of the Twelve Days War. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce3v6w2qr12o https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/iaea-chief-returning-iranian-sites-is-top-priority-2025-06-25/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_nuclear_deal

That’s what I thought too until I looked it up. The JCPOA didn’t end until October 18 2025 and sanction relief from the other participants were still in place in 2025. Iran began violating the agreement as early as 2016 but remediated things. By 2019 they were announcing enrichment beyond the agreement and having the IAEA confirm.

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They were still allowed to design and develop centrifuges.  It sure didn’t help that Obama released billions of frozen assets back to their government after signing the agreement.    Even under the older deal, they would have almost no breakout time by the time the deal reached its current point.   Do you really think he would want any deal in place that would, in time, allow a nuclear Iran?   He pulled out of the deal because it relieved sanctions on them, allowing billions to flow in, and had no guarantees that Iran would never had a nuclear weapon.   They were biding their time. Why stay in a deal which still gave the possibility of getting a nuclear weapon, awash with newfound money from relieved sanctions, and the US as a peaceful observer?   C’mon, man!  You know that wasn’t going to fly!   They needed to be hit, and hit hard to destroy their capability to produce nuclear weapons and deliver them on a missile.   The strikes began putting that in motion.  Trump has really set them back years, if not decades.