We must acknowledge Iran’s lies, the right says

1. Iran's past lies are very important now

From The New York Post: "The deadline is May 12. Tick tock."

2. The details reveal the true danger of Iran's secret nuclear program

From The Hill: "Many articles will dissect Iran's diplomatic duplicity. Some pundits may even examine a religious angle, arguing that Iranians can justify telling lies for a higher purpose."

3. Trump May Already Be Violating the Iran Deal

From The Atlantic: "The deal's opponents keep saying Tehran has failed to live up to its commitments to the U.S. But what if it's the other way around?"

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