By Mike DeBonis, The Washington Post
The Senate had moved on, but Bob Menendez had not.
A month had passed since the bill he co-authored establishing a congressional review of an Iran nuclear deal passed on a veto-proof vote, generating an unusual spate of bipartisan back-patting. And, still, here was the Democratic senior senator from New Jersey last week, giving a lunchtime floor speech detailing centrifuge procurement and ballistic missile ranges and the uses of low-enriched uranium hexafluoride — and casting new doubts on President Obama’s efforts at nuclear rapprochement.
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