John Kerry Threw Obama Under The Bus,Said He’s Giving Money To Terrorists!

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John Kerry Threw Obama Under The Bus, Said He’s Giving Money To Terrorists! Blair Patterson  
The democrats are at each others throats again and this time it’s something I thought I’d never hear as long as I lived.
Obama’s Iran deal, as we’ve extensively covered and reported on, is a massive blunder of the highest regard, universally panned by nearly all Republicans in the government. Obama went ahead with the deal anyway against better judgement and made a deal to relieve sanctions on a country that directly funds terrorism.
And John Kerry, Obama’s Secretary of State, thinks that this is what’s going to happen. On CNBC this morning, Kerry went on record saying that the money Iran is getting in the deal will fun terrorism!
Watch below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jjm0uSaHNjM

Insane! I can’t believe he threw Obama under the bus like that. Kerry has been Obama’s right hand man throughout this second term. Maybe even Kerry is now seeing the evil ways that Obama has and how this deal is nothing but the wrong move.
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http://unitedwithisrael.org/kerry-the-fights-over-between-netanyahu-and-the-obama-administration/

Now that the nuclear agreement with Iran is a done deal, despite Israeli opposition, Kerry declared that “the fight’s over.” As for moving forward, Netanyahu said he and the US see “eye-to-eye.”



US Secretary of State John Kerry said that “the fight’s over” between the Obama Administration and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the Iran nuclear deal.



“I think he recognized that the fight’s over and we can move on,” Kerry said on Thursday in Davos, Switzerland, at the annual World Economic Forum, CNN reported.



Indeed, in an interview with CNN earlier Thursday, the Israeli leader discussed, among other issues, the “strong, powerful” and “rock-solid” cooperation and friendship between Washington and Jerusalem.



After years of fighting against the signing of a nuclear agreement with Iran, Netanyahu – who in fact had the support of political leaders across the spectrum in Israel, including the Opposition leader – continues to bemoan the deal, saying he’d “be the happiest person” if proven wrong. “It’s no secret that I oppose this deal,” he told CNN, but moving forward, there are necessary steps to take: Monitoring any violation on the part of Iran, resisting Iranian aggression in the region and dismantling Iran’s global terror network.



“I think on this we see eye-to-eye with the United States and with President Obama,” Netanyahu stated.



By: Terri Nir, United with Israel

(With files from CNN)