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What Maine's delegation is saying about Trump's deal to end the Iran war

Golden said the framework is not a final deal and argued that any proposed agreement should go before Congress.

What Maine's delegation is saying about Trump's deal to end the Iran war
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Maine’s four-member congressional delegation criticized or questioned President Donald Trump’s agreement with Iran, with Sen. Angus King calling it one-sided and Rep. Jared Golden saying he would not pre-judge the final deal. The agreement sets a framework for further negotiations and includes commitments concerning sanctions, reconstruction funding and Iran’s nuclear program.

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Maine representative urging caution and congressional consideration of a final agreement

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Angus S. King, Jr.
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Maine senator criticizing the agreement with Iran

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Susan M. Collins
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Maine senator calling for a Senate briefing on the agreement

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