Military action should always be "on the table" However, we must use it as a last resort and continue to follow negotiation paths put forth by the Iran Deal.

If it's not an option then what's the point. If they decide not to negotiate then what are we going to do? Stomp our feet! Piss & moan! For those who think they can be reasonable. I remind you of a saying, "you may be able to find nobility in a savage, but his only concern is with killing you.".

Iran is one of the leaders in human rights abuse. Their Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has preached a doctrine of hate, that promotes genocide. The people of Iran have accepted his doctrine. The Revolutionary Guard has helped enable organizations such as Hamas to perpetrate terrorist acts against Israel. To allow this would hurt Israel, the primary leader of democracy in the Middle-East. To allow this wouldn't only harm democratization but human rights, as Israel is the only nation in Asia-minor that will allow same sex couples to have civil unions, and treat these couples as equals to any married couple. This is not a question of allowing a nation to choose their own course, but should we allow this nation to have the disproportionate power to use threat of nuclear attack to throw their diplomatic weight around and determine the course of several nations, and people. This disruption in global security and norms mustn't be allowed. Before us today, we the people must decide rather future generations will look back and admire our resolve and ability to stand our ground in face of unpopular policy, if it saves our republic. Or rather will we faultier, and be the Neville Chamberlin of the post-modern age. To have future generations look back and see how foolish we were, or how wise we were. This is not only a decision that affects us, but the course of our foreign policy for at least the next 50 years.

Military action should definitely be on the table and our enemies should know it

"As a simple resolution, this legislation wouldn’t have the force of law if passed and wouldn’t be considered by the Senate." I absolutely HATE the thought of Iran possibly joining the nuclear "club"! I wasn't too happy when Russia became a nuclear power. Or any other country besides us, for that matter. Sooner or later, some idiot(s) somewhere is going to decide that a nuclear strike is a good FIRST resort, rather than a LAST resort. I just hope my children and I aren't around to see that happen. I suspect that WW3 will be more horrifying than you can imagine, with a death toll in the billions. But in all honesty, I'd rather hit Iran first and deny them the pleasure of nuking some part of the United States or hitting us with an EMP attack, or of selling nukes to Islamic State or some other country that hates us! That's just survival instinct! A simple resolution still seems like a waste of time to me. It's a lot different than Congress voting to declare war on a country. It's more like posturing, if you ask me! Maybe with Trump in the White House our enemies will start taking us seriously again. . . . Incidentally, I remember when Iran WASN'T our enemy, before the Shah was deposed. I was working at Lackland AFB, and I met some of the Iranian pilots who were there for training. I helped them improve their English. I also learned to love Persian COOKING! As for the Iran nuclear "deal," do you really want to know what I think of Barack Hussein Obama and John Kerry?! HA! I didn't think so!

Without threat of force, Iran will always seek nuclear weapons. We must stop a country with such minimal political stability within and adjacent to its state from having nuclear weapons, as the repercussions of it could include a nuclear attack of devastating proportions. We have already failed at stopping one heretical, anti-west state from having nukes; let's not make that mistake again.

I think they already have nuke tech. We need to prepare for a hostile nuke in America. Failure to do so is stupid.

Iran has said many times that the US is the great enemy. I believe them.

We need to stop Iran from getting the bomb at all costs

Peace through strength.

Military option should always be on the table. We have to start taking the position of strength in negotiations with countries like Iran.

They are a terrorist nation, they should not have a Mike because they would use it or make us pay so that they don't use it.

If they continue to ignore the UN & US, then it should definitely be on the table. I hope it wouldn't come to that, but America has lost its balls. Bunch of pansies now a days.