Democrats protect Iranian terrorist Mohsen Rezai who likely ordered...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Rezai, at 68, is among the youngest of the first-generation Islamic revolutionaries in Iran.
49% : When his son returned to Iran to join his campaign, security officials detained him at the Tehran airport, eventually releasing him once his father's security guards found where he was being held.
46% : The family gathered in Tehran for a very public funeral -- and suddenly Rezai's political problems vanished.
45% : To rescue his career, he convinced his son to return to Iran in 2004 and recant the statements he had made in the US about Iran's involvement in international terror attacks.
37% : "Iran cannot be turned into another Syria or Lebanon by carrying out violent acts," he said on November 18.
31% : The Tehran regime in Iran is full of terrorist thugs like Mohsen Rezai.
22% : He also called for Iran to attack British ships in the Persian Gulf and blustered that President Donald Trump had "crossed the red line" by killing Quds Force commander Qassem Suleymani on Jan. 2, 2020.

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