Iran deal provides ‘pathway’ to nuke, Corker says

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The Iran nuclear deal would “codify a perfectly aligned pathway for Iran to get a nuclear weapon, Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Bob Corker told administration officials on Thursday.

Noting “an amazing transition that has occurred,” Corker accused Secretary of State John Kerry and other administration officials of giving Iran what it wanted — an industrial-sized nuclear program — after two years of negotiations he said were intended to dismantle that program.

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