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    WASHINGTON (CNN) – Mitt Romney has a message for the Obama administration: Stop talking to Iran. Period. "The Iranian leadership is the greatest immediate threat to the world since the fall of the Soviet Union, and before that, Nazi Germany" Romney said in a speech Monday to the pro-Israel group AIPAC at their national summit in San Diego, according to excerpts provided to CNN. Full Article at CNN
    The Iranian leadership is the greatest immediate threat to the world since the fall of the Soviet Union, and before that, Nazi Germany
    Mitt Romney – Mitt Romney SOURCE: CNN 1 month ago
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Romney hammers Obama on Iran negotiations
  1. America's most ardent ally in the Middle East.
    SOURCE: CNN 1 month ago
  2. The notion that Hamas and violent jihadists are motivated by 'shared interests' and 'common goals' is naïve in the extreme and dangerous to the entire free world
    Mitt Romney – Mitt Romney SOURCE: CNN 1 month ago
  3. the forces of freedom within Iran.
    SOURCE: CNN 1 month ago
  4. The Iranian regime is unalloyed evil, run by people who are at once ruthless and fanatical ... Stop thinking that a charm offensive will talk the Iranians out of their pursuit of nuclear weapons. It will not. And agreements, unenforceable and unverifiable, will have no greater impact here than they did ...
    SOURCE: CNN 1 month ago

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