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WINTERS asks Curt Mills why Iran gets so much attention. MILLS: Foreign lobbies. There’s no major Taiwanese or Chinese lobby pushing U.S. policy the way hard line Persian and Israeli diasporas push regime change in Iran. The same dynamic exists with Ukraine.

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