[Peace] Rodney Davis' "push poll" on the Iran nuclear agreement

[Robert Naiman]

So, y'all know what a "push poll" is right? You tell people what to think,
and then you ask them what they think. Then you're delighted if a majority
of people agree with you.

This is a push poll.

Nonetheless, I urge people to fill it out and say that you support the
agreement. Takes five seconds. There is an opt-out button from his email
list, and you can also remove yourself from his list at any time (although
I think getting his email is a good thing - if I didn't get his email, I
wouldn't have seen this.)

We addressed the question of "anytime, anywhere" inspections here (echoing
an alert from FAIR):

. at FaceTheNation: Admit Obama never promised limitless inspections in Iran
http://www.justforeignpolicy.org/act/Face-the-Nation-face-the-facts

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From: Congressman Rodney Davis <congressman.davis at mail.house.gov>
Date: Wed, Jul 22, 2015 at 6:04 PM
Subject: Do you support the nuclear agreement negotiated with Iran?
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    District Update | July 22, 2015 Click here
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     *Iran
Nuclear Deal*



*Davis speaks on the House floor warning against a nuclear arms deal with
Iran.  Click here to view the video above.
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Last week, the Obama Administration announced that it has reached a nuclear
deal with Iran. While I will carefully analyze the details of this
agreement in the coming days and weeks, I remain skeptical that the Iranian
regime will live up to its end of the deal. Unfortunately, we’ve been here
before with North Korea who two decades later has cheated its way out of a
deal and onto a path to dozens of nuclear weapons. I fear this
administration has agreed to terms that will leave the world’s leader in
state-sponsored terrorism stronger economically with a nuclear program
largely intact.

In May, I asked for your opinion on whether Congress should have to approve
any nuclear deal reached with Iran: 64% said they should. I agree.  Later
that month, the House and Senate overwhelmingly approved legislation that
gives Congress the ability to review and vote on this agreement.  So, in
the coming weeks, Congress will vote on this proposal but I want to know
what you think.

Take this one question survey: Based on the details you've seen thus far,
do you support this nuclear deal negotiated with Iran?
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My top three concerns with the agreement, based on the few details that
have been released thus far, include:

- This deal does not include anytime, anywhere inspections of Iran's
nuclear program.

- Iran will largely keep their nuclear program intact under this deal.

- Lifting sanctions will only empower Iran--the largest state-sponsor of
terrorism.





      *TOP NEWS*  *Wall Street Journal**:* "The deal leaves Tehran on the
cusp of a bomb while sanctions vanish."
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*Washington Post:* “most immediate effect will be to provide Tehran with up
to $150 billion in fresh assets from sanctions relief over the next year,
funds that its leaders will probably use to revive the domestic economy but
also to finance wars and terrorist groups in Iraq, Syria, the Gaza Strip,
Yemen and elsewhere.”
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*LA Times:* "It will not make Iran end its support for terrorist groups
elsewhere or stop its meddling in Lebanon and Iraq. It's even possible that
the lifting of economic sanctions will underwrite further mischief.”
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*National Review:* "But if it doesn’t limit its nuclear work, we can’t take
the money back. The U.S. and other countries will be handing Iran more than
$100 billion in freed-up assets and eliminating all sanctions long before
we have much evidence of compliance.”
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