$300 billion Iran deal and Strait of Hormuz reopening

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The $300 billion deal with Iran is questioned as either genuine investment or financial bleeding of American resources.
Question about the near-term macroeconomic effects of the $300 billion Iran deal.
Trump's $300 billion Iran deal is framed as a worse negotiation outcome than Obama's prior $1.5 billion agreement.
Iran now controls the Strait of Hormuz as consequence of US foreign policy failure.
Opening the Strait of Hormuz through an Iran deal could be leveraged for electoral advantage.
The Trump administration has agreed to pay Iran $300 billion and reopen the Strait of Hormuz in a new agreement.

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/pol/537146166 ↗ live · archive alarmed breaking 48 replies The Trump administration has agreed to pay Iran $300 billion and reopen the Strait of Hormuz in a new agreement.
/pol/537142969 ↗ live · archive skeptical breaking 26 replies The $300 billion deal with Iran is questioned as either genuine investment or financial bleeding of American resources.
/pol/537144430 ↗ live · archive neutral evergreen 10 replies Opening the Strait of Hormuz through an Iran deal could be leveraged for electoral advantage.
/pol/537143271 ↗ live · archive mocking breaking 7 replies Trump's $300 billion Iran deal is framed as a worse negotiation outcome than Obama's prior $1.5 billion agreement.
/pol/537143116 ↗ live · archive neutral breaking 2 replies Question about the near-term macroeconomic effects of the $300 billion Iran deal.
/pol/537142950 ↗ live · archive mocking breaking 18 replies Trump negotiated a $300 billion deal with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, framed sarcastically as poor negotiation compared to the original situation.
/pol/537144078 ↗ live · archive alarmed developing 3 replies Iran now controls the Strait of Hormuz as consequence of US foreign policy failure.