Today, The New York Times ran a piece by David E. Sanger and Michael R. Gordon calling attention to the alleged weaknesses in the Obama administration's case for the Iranian nuclear accord. While, editorially at least, the Times has come out strongly for the deal, today's report mostly consists of the latest neoconservative talking points, and is featured on page A1, repackaged as "News Analysis."

Readers are informed that President Obama's problem is that "most of the significant constraints on Tehran's program lapse after 15 years—and, after that, Iran is free to produce uranium on an industrial scale."

The piece purports to poke holes in the administration's case by relying on statements from the likes of Democratic Congressman Adam Schiff of California, who claims he will support the deal, because he believes that the "deal is in the best interest of Israel, as well as the best interest of the United States."