U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, agrees with those who would like to see a diplomatic solution to the U.S. problems with Iran rather than a military solution.
But on <a href=”http://610kvnu.com/assets/podcaster/324/2013_11_26_324_16685_2867.mp3″ target=”_blank”>KVNU’s For the People program <span class=”aBn”><span class=”aQJ”>Monday</span></span></a> Hatch said there are many things about the president’s agreement with Iran that are suspect.
“Number one, they are still going to be enriching. They’re going to keep 10,000 centrifuges,” Hatch said. “They will basically keep their nuclear reactor at Arak, which is right in the middle of Iran.
“And we all know that they don’t live up to their word. Plus, the president seems so eager to get an agreement that there aren’t too many people that believe that Iran will live up to the agreement.”
Besides, Hatch said, sanctions were beginning to work and America had unified the world in regard to sanctions.