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U.S. Senate bill in April 2015 giving Congress final review authority over the nuclear deal with Iran
04/14/2015
With enough Democrats favoring a Congressional review of the nuclear deal with Iran to get the 67 votes to overide a presidential veto, a bipartisan compromise accepted by the White House provides for a 30 day review if the deal is submitted by July 9, 2015. The bill is the work of Senators Cardin and Corker in the U.S. Foreign Relations Committee.
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Wall Street Journal 04.15.2015
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Senate Passes Bill Giving Congress Review of Iran Nuclear Deal
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U.N. Nuclear Agency Chief Sees Challenges in Iran Deal
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White House Lobbying Democrats and Independents to Support Iran Nuclear Deal
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Obama Begins 60-Day Campaign to Win Over Iran Deal Skeptics at Home and Abroad
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Inside Israel’s Bid to Derail Iran Pact
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As Relations Worsen, Iran Says U.S. Sanctions May Violate Nuclear Deal
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