This is a smart  move by the Florida senator, who is looking to put some teeth in the milquetoast bill that would allow for some congressional oversight over a final Iran nuclear deal. Rubio's amendment would force the president to certify that all of the provisions outlined in the White House "Fact Sheet" that was released on the day of the framework agreement are actually in the final deal.  In essence, the president will have to admit that he lied about what was in the deal by vetolng the legislation, or sign it and try to get Iran to agree on the several parts of the framework accord that they accuse the White House of lying about. Bloomberg: Rubio just wants the Iran deal to conform to the president's own description of a nuclear framework agreement. As Rubio said Wednesday, "It requires this final deal be the deal the president says it is." On the surface, this seems like small ball. On April 2, the White House released a fact...(Read Full Post)