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Here's a game for you regarding Iran statements. Which is Hillary and which is from republicans?
Last edited Sun Jan 17, 2016, 03:15 PM - Edit history (1)
These all came from presidential candidates. Bonus points if you can identify each of them correctly.
Hint: Statements came from Bush, Carson, Clinton, Cruz, Paul, Rubio, Trump
A
"Now I have to see what the deal is for the four people, because someone said they were getting seven back. So essentially, they get 150 billion plus seven, and we get four. Doesn't sound too good. Doesn't sound too good,"
"Now I have to see what the deal is for the four people, because someone said they were getting seven back. So essentially, they get 150 billion plus seven, and we get four. Doesn't sound too good. Doesn't sound too good,"
B
"We don't know the details of the deal that is bringing them home, and it may well be there are some very problematic aspects to this deal,"
"We don't know the details of the deal that is bringing them home, and it may well be there are some very problematic aspects to this deal,"
C
adding that Iran takes "people hostage in order to take concessions"
adding that Iran takes "people hostage in order to take concessions"
D
"For years, we have advocated for the release of Saeed Abedini. I've sent repeated letters to the administration encouraging them to advocate for his release hoping we'd pressure Iran for his release," he said. "We're excited he's coming home. I think he's an incredibly brave man to advocate for Christianity and to risk his life in the process."
"For years, we have advocated for the release of Saeed Abedini. I've sent repeated letters to the administration encouraging them to advocate for his release hoping we'd pressure Iran for his release," he said. "We're excited he's coming home. I think he's an incredibly brave man to advocate for Christianity and to risk his life in the process."
E
"I would say ... if you do not release them, that there's going to be military action, that that's an act of provocation, an act of war. What I would do in January is recognize that Iran is not an ally.
"I would say ... if you do not release them, that there's going to be military action, that that's an act of provocation, an act of war. What I would do in January is recognize that Iran is not an ally.
F
"the fact remains that President Obama's nuclear agreement with Iran is fatally flawed and gravely jeopardizes the national security interests of the American people, our ally Israel and other peaceful nations in the Middle East and around the world."
"the fact remains that President Obama's nuclear agreement with Iran is fatally flawed and gravely jeopardizes the national security interests of the American people, our ally Israel and other peaceful nations in the Middle East and around the world."
G
“Iran is still violating UN Security Council resolutions with its ballistic missile program, which should be met with new sanctions designations and firm resolve
“Iran is still violating UN Security Council resolutions with its ballistic missile program, which should be met with new sanctions designations and firm resolve
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