After Iran's Sham Elections, U.S. Faces New Realities | RealClearPolitics

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Supporters of a free Iran - in Iran and in more than 100 countries including dozens of members of the U.S. Congress - will take part in a global summit that begins July 10.
52% : The message was well received in Tehran after the recent U.S. airstrikes against facilities used by Iran-backed militia groups on the border of Syria and Iraq.
47% : The next step is continuous and forceful opposition by the world community that will not end until a free, secular, and non-nuclear republic is established, allowing for the democratic elections to be held in Iran.
46% : The so-called leaders of Iran are holding onto power by force and fiat, not by popular consent.
39% : Raisi should be brought to justice before international courts for these crimes, as called for by the United Nations, Amnesty International and a bi-partisan group of Members of Congress.
38% : The recent elections in Iran were an historic failure for the outlaw regime.
38% : Tehran admits that nearly 80 percent of voters in the capital of Tehran and 58 percent of voters across the country failed to show up at the polls or vote for any candidates last month.
38% : An unstable regime of the kind in power in Iran cannot be a party to an effective deal for peace and security, let alone be a reliable or lasting partner.
37% : The U.S., Europe, and other countries in the region should turn their backs on Iran's ruthless rulers and look instead to the people of Iran as their legitimate partners.
33% : The U.S. should continue to act forcefully against the rogue actions of Tehran.
22% : The Biden administration has said that it wants to renegotiate a deal to stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons.

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