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US lawmakers tell Obama Iran engagement 'cannot be open-ended'
Breitbart ^

Posted on 03/27/2009 12:24:35 PM PDT by Nachum

Top US lawmakers urged President Barack Obama in a letter Friday to open talks with Iran "as soon as possible," but warned they must yield quick results on the West's nuclear dispute with Tehran. "Engagement must be serious and credible, but it cannot be open-ended," the group, which included chairman of key House committees, wrote in the letter amid growing signs of Washington outreach to the Islamic republic.

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TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; Government; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: iran; lawmakers; obama; us

1 posted on 03/27/2009 12:24:35 PM PDT by Nachum
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The List, ping


2 posted on 03/27/2009 12:25:02 PM PDT by Nachum (the complete list at www.nachumlist.com)
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To: Nachum

“amid growing signs of Washington outreach to the Islamic republic.”

Talk, talk, talk, talk, talk. All talk and no action. It’s obvious that Iran won’t respond to diplomacy. TOTUS’ “olive branch” was a failure (not that that’s surprising).

I think we all know the solution to dealing with Iran and I’m thinking of a parody song to Barbara-Ann....


3 posted on 03/27/2009 12:27:59 PM PDT by wk4bush2004 (SARAH PALIN, 2012!!!!!!!)
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