I have to disagree that foreign policy trumps domestic issues going forward. We've had about 6 years of that and our human and physical infrastructure has been going to pieces. Crucial water projects alone will potentially cost $22 billion over the next ten years, moreover we're going to see a massive restructuring of government whether we like it or not.

I'm happy to advocate for Hillary on foreign policy. She has called for regional and international diplomacy for many, many years; but she is also mindful of the fact that the Iranian people are oppressed by an unrepresentative government that has directly or indirectly led to unnecessary casualties of our troops in Iraq. They're also confirmed to have bombed areas of Northern Iraq. Kyl-Lieberman was a sense of the Senate that said basically that the Iranian government and specifically the Quds force has had a negative influence on an already dire situation, and that we should take non-combat actions to punish them.

It's fair and proper to have an interest in reaching out to bad actors with carrots and sticks while also making certain, as she has on numerous occasions, that the president knows he has no authority whatsoever to attack Iran.