Republican Foreign Policy Toward Iran

The Republican Party of the United States moved into the twentieth century with an expansionist approach. As will be discussed later, the major political party of America (the capital party) has two effects and each time, and under different conditions each of the two dominant parties-Democratic and Republican represent a Specific expression of America foreign policy. (Of course, this does not negate the existence of democracy in America) America's Republican Party, which represents a rough approach, is the guardian of America's national interest as the rival party is. In the face of Iran, the relationship of Republican Party (The GOP relations with Iran) is far better than its rival's party. Insofar as the king was supporting the Republican Party by funds for the win in the election. But after the Islamic Revolution As coordinator with the entire American foreign policy changing toward Iran The Republican Party has changed its approach toward Iran 180 degrees. Since the beginning of the Revolution three Republican administrations run the U.S foreign policy in 20 years. In the meantime, and especially during the last few years, Iran has shaped one of the main concerns of U.S. foreign policy. In this paper, we review the Republicans approach towards the Islamic Republic of Iran.