On Dec. 10, 2013, Secretary of State John Kerry appeared before the House Foreign Affairs Committee to make the case for a tentative six-month agreement reached with Iran a few weeks earlier over the radical Islamic regime’s nuclear program. “We’re asking you to give our negotiators and our experts the time and the space to do their jobs, and that includes asking you while we negotiate that you hold off imposing new sanctions,” Kerry pleaded to lawmakers.

This Nov. 24 — after those six months of talks and a six-month extension both bore no fruit – Kerry and his team of negotiators agreed to give the regime yet another seven-month extension. But what more is there to talk about?