Rule out giving Iran up to $50 billion as a so-called "signing bonus" for agreeing to a nuclear deal.

A cash release of $30 to $50 billion upon reaching a final nuclear agreement would come in addition to the more than $11 billion in unfrozen assets that Iran will already have received under an interim nuclear accord reached in 2013. This multi-billion dollar "signing bonus" option, which was first reported by the Wall Street Journal, could be the largest cash infusion to a terror-backing regime in recent memory. We can not and should not give billions of dollars to ANY foreign nation that backs terror and works against our national interest, specifically Iran. We are operating at in a fiscal deficit and further extravagant spending of this nature is irresponsible on the part of our leaders, and we respectfully petition that they eliminate the possibility of paying Iran to sign agreements.