Hillary Clinton: If Congress Doesn’t Approve Iran Deal, ‘All Bets Are Off’

Manchester, N.H.—Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton reiterated her support for President Obama’s nuclear agreement with Iran during remarks to supporters Monday in New Hampshire.

She said the sanctions that had been in place against Iran were not “savvy” because “the rest of the world did not share our concern.”

She said if the agreement is not approved by Congress, “all bets are off.”

“The Europeans, the Russians, the Chinese, they’re going to say, ‘we stuck with the Americans, we agreed with the Americans, we hammered out this agreement, I guess their president can’t make foreign policy.’ That’s a very bad signal to send in a quickly moving and oftentimes dangerous world.”

Clinton also discussed her “New College Compact” proposal that would provide financial assistance to college students and provide tuition-free community college by closing tax “loopholes” for “the wealthiest Americans.”

Clinton vowed to “defend Planned Parenthood.”

She said that low-income women rely on Planned Parenthood “to get their health care.”

.@HillaryClinton: If the Iranian nuclear agreement isn't approved, "all bets are off." pic.twitter.com/l7KM7Wtb1W

— Kate Scanlon (@kgscanlon) August 10, 2015