By:  FRANK CAMP

DALYWIRE, April 6, 2018— On Thursday, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley gave a speech at Duke University, titled: “Confronting Today’s Global Governance Challenges.”

During the speech, Haley claimed that the Iran nuclear deal was “designed to be too big to fail.”

We will not hesitate to protect our interests, defend our allies, and stand up for our values. We have, for example, entered a new era of leadership in our relationship with Iran. The Iran nuclear deal was designed to be too big to fail.

For years, not just the United States, but our allies in Europe, have overlooked Iranian ballistic missile launches, support for terrorists, and the oppression of the Iranian people in order to preserve the nuclear deal.

The deal’s architects claimed that our choices were either accept a bad deal or go to war with Iran. This administration has had the courage to challenge this false choice.

We are working with our European allies to strengthen the agreement and hold the Iranian regime to account for its support of regional terrorism. The president has set a deadline of mid-May to determine our continued participation in the deal. But whether we stay in the nuclear deal or not, strengthening our approach to holding Iran accountable for its actions sends a powerful message to Iran.