Iran deal stopped because of terror designation

 Washington Post:

Iran nuclear talks at stalemate over terrorism issue

Tehran’s demand that the United States lift its designation of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps as a foreign terrorist organization, and the U.S. refusal so far to do that, have brought the negotiations to a halt.
This is the best news I have heard about the proposed deal.  If the Obama deal was dumb, and it was, this one would be dumber.  In an attempt to broker the deal the administration alienated much of the Middle East from Saudi Arabia to Israel.  No wonder some of them will not take Biden's calls.  Putting genocidal religious bigots on the glide path to nuclear weapons has got to be one of the craziest negotiations in history.
See, also:
New Iran Nuclear Deal Could Allow Iranian Terrorists Into US 
Removal of sanctions on IRGC will permit terror-tied Iranians to enter the country

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