Biden enabled economic boycotts in Georgia, but may lift economic sanctions for Iran
The Biden Administration enabled an economic war against the state of Georgia, but recently announced that the Islamic theocratic terrorist state of Iran will have its sanctions lifted.
Maybe if Governor Brian Kemp was an Islamic mullah President Biden would consider apologizing for encouraging economic boycotts against Georgia.
The Biden Administration plans to announce that it is removing the effective economic sanctions against Iran.
“We are prepared to lift sanctions that are inconsistent with the [Iranian nuclear deal],” a White House spokesperson said recently, according to National Review.
The Biden White House already caved to Iran in February, supporting a removal of the United Nations’ sanctions against Iran.
Biden’s surrender to Iran has drawn criticism.
“Republican and Democratic senators have written to the president and senior administration officials expressing unity in opposing any effort by Iran to attain a nuclear weapon and urged the administration to address Iran’s other malign activity,” The Hill reported.
Meanwhile, the White House has supposed the MLB’s withdrawal from Atlanta after Georgia Republican Governor Brian Kemp signed an election integrity legislation.
Biden is putting Iranian terrorist leaders ahead of his own American citizens -- an apt description of the failed Obama-Biden Iranian nuclear deal.
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