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1:58Now PlayingRepublicans cheered Donald Trump as he pushed the U.S. toward war with Iran. Now that he is making a deal, many of those same people are suddenly furious about the outcome.
But this was always the predictable end point: either Trump had to negotiate, or risk a much bigger conflict with devastating consequences for the global economy, oil markets, fertilizer, natural gas, and American families.
The problem was never making a deal. The problem was getting involved in a war that was never necessary in the first place.
Obama secured the JCPOA without going to war. Trump walked away from it, escalated the situation, and now appears to be accepting a deal with fewer protections and fewer checks.
If Republicans wanted to stop this, they could have challenged the war powers from the beginning. Instead, they enabled Trump—and now they are complaining about the consequences.
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