With breathless TV news coverage and Marie Harf temporarily relocated to Lausanne, the looming “deadline” for the Iran nuclear talks appears to have lots of drama.  Tick, tock, will they make the deadline? Except that the deadline is meaningless.  Susan Crabtree reports in the Washington Examiner: With just a day left to meet the new deadline, the White House and State Department are still focused on reaching a deal but also are emphasizing that the interim agreement with Iran, known as the Joint Plan of Action, will still be in effect until the end of June. That original agreement halted some aspects of the nuclear program in exchange for limited sanctions relief, and a missed March 31 deadline would not impact it in any way. "So that remains until that time, in any event," National Security Council spokeswoman Bernadette Meehan told the Washington Examiner. Marie Harf is bravely insisting that the deadline...(Read Full Post)