In an article published on the New York Times the hesitancy of the Republicans to accept the Iran Nuclear deal and possible outcomes is addressed, albeit a somewhat critical perspective. The Republicans believe the deal will threaten Israel and other countries and will be counter-beneficial to the United States and do not place much confidence in the Iranian leadership and are thus doing all they can to post-pone and hopefully stop the deal.
The Democrats view this strategy as detrimental to the whole of the United States and distracting to other important issues. Many Democrats believe the deal will ultimately aid in the problems of the Middle East.
Ultimately this divisions over the Iran Deal lies in differing world views and opinions of what it is important. The Republicans and Democrats have very differing ideas of how the United States should act, and in this case the battle between ideologies is being waged in Congress.
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