Senate Republicans want to get involved in President Barack Obama's nuclear negotiations with Iran, as they demonstrated when the vast majority of them signed Tom Cotton's forceful letter. Senate Democrats want to get involved, too — including Ben Cardin, Robert Menendez, and Chuck Schumer, the likely successor to Harry Reid as Senate Democratic leader. Congress has some legitimate prerogatives here.
The Hypocritical Folly Of Congress' Capricious Interest In Foreign Policy
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