Would a rejection of the Iran nuclear deal by Congress be a vote for war?

Would a rejection of the Iran nuclear deal by Congress be a vote for war?

Barack Obama, President of the United States 807 votes The congressional vote on the Iran nuclear agreement is the most consequential foreign policy debate our country has had since the invasion of Iraq in 2003. So thank you fo... Read More »http://www.quora.com/Would-a-rejection-of-the-Iran-nuclear-deal-by-the-US-Congress-be-a-vote-for-war/answer/Barack-Obama?__pmsg__=+NUtZS0Z3NlBmMTFuVXppMmhkT1E6YS5hcHAudmlldy5wbXNnLkxvZ2dlZEluRnJvbUxpbms6W1sxNDg1MTQyMV0sIHt9XQ**  Can Iran's leaders be trusted? Barack Obama, President of the United States 291 votes What U.S. policymakers have been clear about for decades -- both Democrats and Republicans alike -- is that there are few greater threats to our global security than a nucl... Read More »http://www.quora.com/Can-Irans-leaders-be-trusted/answer/Barack-Obama What is it about the Iran nuclear deal that keeps them from getting nuclear weapons? Barack Obama, President of the United States 256 votes The Iran deal is a historic diplomatic achievement and all 159 pages are worth digging into, which you can do here. But, let me lay out how this deal will work: Under thi... http://www.quora.com/What-is-it-about-the-Iran-nuclear-deal-that-keeps-them-from-getting-nuclear-weapons/answer/Barack-ObamaRead More »