Some kind of deal has been reached with Iran concerning their efforts to enrich uranium and otherwise pursue projects that could lead them to achieve a nuclear weapons capability. The president is expected to address the nation on the details of the agreement shortly. Even though no details have yet been divulged, there are plenty of people who are already prepared to express their displeasure with the announcement of a deal.
I think we should wait to hear the details.
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