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Republican Senators Find New Reason to Hate the Iran Nuclear Deal… China

by Eric Olander
Marsha Blackburn is a Republican Senator from Tennessee.

Conservative Republicans in the U.S. Senate are well-known for their disdain for Iran. They’re also equally opposed to the Communist Party of China. So, it’s a no-brainer then to combine the two into a single piece of legislation.

Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn along with half a dozen other GOP colleagues, including outspoken Iran/China hawks Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, introduced the Iran China Accountability Act “to call attention to Iran’s ties with Communist China.”

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