US Republicans in GOP presidential debate blast Iran deal

Republican front-runner Donald Trump traded jabs with former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, former business executive Carly Fiorina and other presidential candidates in a contentious debate on Wednesday marked by bickering and personal attacks.
In the second debate of the 2016 Republican White House race, the candidates also condemned President Barack Obama@@@s nuclear deal with Iran, but differed on what they would do with the contested accord if elected.
Ted Cruz, a US senator from Texas, said the nuclear deal with Iran should be ripped up, but Paul said it should be enforced because Congress had not been able to stop it.
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