After yet another failure to reach an agreement with Iran on their nuclear weapons program, a clearly frustrated John Kerry is seeking to reassure the world community that talks will continue.
“I would say to those who are skeptical, those who wonder whether we should rush ahead down a different course: I believe the United States and our partners have earned the benefit of the doubt at this point,” Kerry told reporters in Austria.Einstein would likely point out that the definition of insanity is “doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” But that isn’t phasing Obama’s Secretary of State.
“These talks aren’t going to suddenly get easier just because we extend them. They’re tough … in these last days in Vienna, we have made real and substantial progress,” insisted Kerry.
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