Obama's summer of love for Iran

One year after President Obama struck his nuclear deal with Iran without congressional approval, it has become clear that it was sold with a slew of falsehoods.

The misrepresentations to Congress were multitudinous. Secretary of State John Kerry promised that the ayatollahs would be prohibited from testing ballistic missiles. But when Iran did test such missiles, the administration acquiesced, choosing to harumph about it being “inconsistent” with the agreement rather than declaring it a “violation” that undid the deal.