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Obama Is Right About Talking to Iran - Wall Street Journal

online.wsj.com — Talking to Iran is good policy. Barack Obama has been right all along. American foreign policy will successfully deal with the world's complex challenges when it takes diplomacy seriously. And nowhere will the far-reaching impact of diplomacy be more evident than in sorting out the twin challenges of Russia and Iran.

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  • augiegram, on 10/13/2008, -0/+7FTA: Many have assumed that Russia can help solve the Iran problem, but few have considered that the reverse is also true. Iran is important to Russia's game plan and how Moscow weighs its options going forward. That makes talking to Iran an essential part of America's plans for containing Russia.
  • rcook18, on 10/14/2008, -0/+1The Wall Street Journal doesn't know ***** about diplomacy. This whole article is about political intrigue and pitting countries against each other. I hope Obama knows better than to listen to these assholes.
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