Rep. Seth Moulton Makes His Case for the White House

The transcript discusses the speaker's views on U.S. foreign policy towards Iran, highlighting past military experiences and critiquing the current administration's strategy. It emphasizes the need for a clear strategy, adherence to international agreements, and the importance of alliances like the UN and NATO. The speaker also addresses the Democratic presidential primary, advocating for a new generation of leaders and stressing the importance of Congressional authorization before engaging in war.

What is the speaker's stance on engaging in a war with Iran?

• They believe it is necessary.

• They think it should be avoided.

• They are undecided.

• They support immediate action.

What criticism does the speaker have regarding the current administration's handling of the Iran nuclear deal?

• They argue there was no better deal proposed.

• They support the removal of the deal.

• They think the deal should have been removed without a replacement.

• They believe the deal was too strict.

What does the speaker suggest about international alliances?

• They should be disregarded.

• They are only useful in certain situations.

• They should be strengthened and utilized.

• They are unnecessary.

How does the speaker view the role of Congress in military actions?

• Congress should have no role.

• Congress should authorize military actions.

• Congress should lead military operations.

• Congress should only be informed after actions.

What lesson does the speaker mention from past conflicts?

• Ignore past mistakes.

• Involve international coalitions.

• Always act unilaterally.

• Avoid involving international organizations.