Fact Check: White House FDD Post, Lobbying Claim, JCPOA Limit

### Claim 1 The White House rapid‑response X account shared a graphic from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies stating that Iran’s uranium enrichment sped up because Biden loosened sanctions.

### Evidence Multiple news outlets reported the post; the graphic appeared on the official White House rapid‑response account on X; Mark Dubowitz of FDD disseminated similar content blaming Biden for increased high‑enriched uranium stockpiles.

### Verdict True.

### Analysis Two independent sources confirm the post existed and contained the described text, giving high confidence in the claim.

### Claim 2 FDD Action reported spending $150,000 lobbying the U.S. government in Q1 2025 on Iran sanctions legislation, U.S. arms sales to Israel, and the United States‑Israel Defense Partnership Act of 2025.

### Evidence No public lobbying disclosure or reputable report shows that exact amount for those issues in that quarter.

### Verdict Unverifiable.

### Analysis The lack of verifiable data means the claim cannot be confirmed or denied at this time.

### Claim 3 Under the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, Iran's uranium enrichment was limited to 3.67 %, well below the ~90 % enrichment level needed for nuclear weapons.

### Evidence The JCPOA text and IAEA reports state the 3.67 % cap; weapons‑grade uranium requires roughly 90 % enrichment.

### Verdict True.

### Analysis Multiple reputable sources corroborate the technical limit, giving very high confidence.

Watch for future lobbying filings and any additional White House posts that reference think‑tank analyses.