Originally Posted by Villages Kahuna

In Baghdad today, negotiators from the U.S. and five other western countries ended their latest round of discussions with Iran in another stalemate. Iran refused any reductions whatsoever in it's nuclear enrichment operations. They continue at the same pace as before on their nuclear program, except much of it has now been moved to a super-secure underground facility. There are more meetings planned in June, but a scheduled tightening of economic sanctions by the U.S. and some other western countries against Iran will proceed. Neither China or Russia have agreed to participate, either in the negotiations or in the sanctions. Both countries continue to trade freely with Iran.

I wonder whether this important world issue will replace discussions of important issues like gay rights and whether or not Bain Capital was a job creator or job destroyer in our Presidential debates?

Now what? Neither Israel or Iran is particularly interested in what the U.S. or anyone else says. Looks like the only ball still in play is in Israel's court. Hold onto your hats.