Where is the media demanding transparency on the Iran nuclear deal?
Sorry but this is beyond media bias. This is malfeasance, if there is such a word for lousy journalism.
The Obama administration has negotiated a deal with Iran that no one has read, specially the side agreements that could be vital to our ability to enforce it.
Where is the media? They are doing "the hope and change" or chasing Donald Trump from one microphone to the other. They're all caught up in the "Carson said this" and "Trump said that" rather than forcing our political class to get serious about this deal.
The media should be screaming and demanding information on how this deal is treating Israel, our ally in the region.
Unfortunately, Israel has lost big, according to Charles Krauthammer:
Secretary of State John Kerry has darkly warned Israel to not even think about a military strike on the nuclear facilities of a regime whose leader said just Wednesday that Israel will be wiped out within 25 years. The Israelis are now being told additionally -- Annex III, Section 10 -- that if they attempt just a defensive, nonmilitary cyberattack (a Stuxnet II), the West will help Iran foil it.
Ask those 42 senators if they even know about this provision. And how they can sign on to such a deal without shame and revulsion.
The media should be asking these Democrats about the deal.
They can begin with a simple question: Have you read the side agreements? If not, how can you support something that you do not understand?

By the way, how did it turn out when you did not read Obama Care and learned what was in it after the fact?
Next question: Is it true that the U.S. will side with Iran against Israel? If true, do your constituents know that?
We have a perfect storm of a distracted media and an administration that promised transparency but has not delivered.
Is it too much to ask that we have a serious discussion of the bill in the U.S. Senate or House? Is it too much to force legislators to read all of the provisions?
President Obama recently said that this is the biggest vote since the Iraq War in October 2002.
However, there is a big difference.
President Bush did not oppose an open debate. I'm sure all of you recall Democrats like Hillary Clinton and John Kerry openly saying on the Senate floor that Saddam Hussein had WMD and that's why they voted yes.
What a disgrace and lack of transparency. It starts with a media just too protective of President Obama!
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