Traitorous conduct by Obama alumni killed any chance of a Trump deal with Iran

 Red States:

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According to a new report from The Washington Times, multiple members of the Obama administration met with Iran in the attempt to undermine the Trump Administration including Kerry; Robert Malley, Obama’s Middle East adviser; and Obama Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz.

Instead of being prosecuted or charged, they are now rewarded for working against the policy of the United States. Kerry is now a climate adviser for Biden and Malley is a special envoy on Iran policy at the State Department.

Not only was what they were doing with the express purpose of being contrary to the foreign policy of the United States, it also was with a country that can only be called an enemy of the United States and one of the chief state sponsors of terrorism in the world.
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On top of that, they were trying to salvage one of the worse deals in the history of the world that endangered not only the US but our allies in the Middle East from Israel to the Persian Gulf.   It was a totally unintelligent deal and if they resurrect it the US and the rest of the world will be worse off.

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