Looking at these two criminal defense attorneys I'm reminded of the Persian saying: "khodaa dar o takhteh ro baraa ham saakhteh!" One is uglier than the other.

In “Going to Tehran: Why the United States Must Come to Terms With the Islamic Republic of Iran,” the authors abandon the realist posture for a more obviously partisan stance. New York Times

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How ridiculous is relying on data from a (Phone Survey) under IR to support a policy?! Phone polling under repressive IR?! You have got to be kidding!

You see Mehrban, in lobbying business you don't concern yourself with what the other party does for a living!
Or in other words, you don't buy your meat where you get your "bread"!

Nowhere do the Leveretts take account of the role physical intimidation, imprisonment and censorship have played in silencing critics of the Iranian regime. But they ascribe the ensuing silence to consent.