Is President Trump heading in the right direction on Iran?

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During the 2016 presidential campaign trail, Donald Trump separated himself from the pack on the issue of the Iran nuclear deal.

While then-candidate Trump was immensely critical of the deal, he never said he would rip it up as soon as he got into office. Instead, he pledged to enforce the terms of the deal and even give Congress time to re-visit the negotiating table and set a new standard. His chief rival during the Republican primary, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, would’ve handled it differently.

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