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Now with 33 Democrat supporters, President Obama one vote away from Iran deal victory

In an exclusive reported by the Washington Post’s Paul Kane this afternoon, Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) has announced he will  join Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.) and lend his support to the Iran deal, bringing the Democrats’ vote total to 33, just one vote short of the 34 needed to uphold a veto of the Republican-drafted resolution to block portions of the agreement.

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Jerusalem Post correspondent Herb Keinon writes that Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) told the Post today that “unless the deal … is submitted to Congress as a treaty and ratified by two-thirds of both chambers, it could be modified by the next U.S. president, or this or any other Congress,” a point that Cotton and 46 other Republican senators made to Iranian leadership earlier this year in an open letter.

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Well, President Obama did take three Democrats from whom he needed support on a “rare golf outing,” and took three senators and 17 House members with him (all Democrats but one) along on his trip to Africa.

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