If Iran Gets the Bomb …

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With attention focused on the situation in Crimea and the Ukraine, Iran has been less in the news of late. But it is still there, still dangerous. At the conclusion of a recent speech, retired Marine Gen. James Mattis, former CENTCOM commander, was asked about Iran and current diplomatic efforts to prevent its becoming a nuclear power. As Paul Szoldra of Business Insider reports, the general answered with characteristic asperity, saying:

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