With the exception of a couple of debate segments and a speech on democratic socialism that he delivered last November, we don’t have a clue as to how Sanders would prosecute the war. Other than a vague mention of re-imposing economic sanctions, Americans don’t know precisely how he would respond if Tehran was caught cheating on its nuclear commitments under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. Can we expect the United States “to move [towards] warm relations with a very powerful and important country” as Sanders proposes, if the Iranians continue to support for terrorist groups and expand its arsenal of ballistic missiles?
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