"They essentially had 60 days to play the spoiler," said White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest. "Congress' opportunity to play that role will expire next week. And that will be good news and it will mean the international community can move forward with implementing the agreement
(Reporting by Julia Edwards; Writing by Lisa Lambert; Editing by Bill Trott)White House: Congress' opportunity to nix Iran nuclear deal ends September 17
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