We Can’t Talk to Iran, But We Can Sell Them Weapons
  • May 28, 2008

We Can’t Talk to Iran, But We Can Sell Them Weapons

We Can’t Talk to Iran, But We Can Sell Them Weapons

My latest turn on Bloggingheads TV gave me a chance to vent on a particular issue that’s been driving me crazy amid the entire back and forth about appeasement and diplomacy, particularly as it relates to Iran.

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My latest turn on Bloggingheads TV gave me a chance to vent on a particular issue that’s been driving me crazy amid the entire back and forth about appeasement and diplomacy, particularly as it relates to Iran.

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Chris Hayes Chris Hayes is the Editor-at-Large of The Nation and host of “All In with Chris Hayes” on MSNBC.


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