When Fareed suggests Congress killing the agreement means sanctions fail is correct but he fails to point out the eddy US Foreign Policy is in as a result. With no definitive US direction against Iranian terror betrays allies and leaves the US ability to oppose Iran more fragile.Tehran is freer to project power in the Middle East. The Oval Office and the Congress must sideline Iran by making an actual success rather than a political success of this agreement. An aggressive containment strategy that removes Iran from the Arab Nations as its goal will improve the Middle East. Allow the formation of Kurdistan on Iraqi, Iranian and Syrian lands but not Turkish in exchange for Ankara’s support which is better than Turkey bombing the positions of the Kurdish militias most effective against ISIS.Kurds would become a buffer against Tehran, an ally against ISIS while our friends are supporting the US. An Iran which cannot expand but is rich might choose to grow a middle class in peace. If the treaty is violated, the US should target all nuclear sites, Iranian missile production and stockpiles of rockets and missiles: leaving Iran worse off than prior to negotiating the treaty.Missing vision from the President means not passing the agreement would lead to an eventual all-out war in the Middle East and passing would likely mean an all-out war in the Middle East further down the road. We need more vision from the President.