Iran Nuclear Talks in an Election Year

Their are rumors and discussion flying around the diplomatic community that Iran may be open to new talks with the United States over Iran's highly controversial nuclear program. Iran is finally giving into pressures from the international sanctions that has dramatically crippled its economy. The leadership in Iran is beginning to feel the hurt especially with their currency falling in value.
However the lead elder on the elder council Ayatollah Ali Khamenei may hold up the political talks because he has not given them the 'ok' yet.
This story is very optimistic with very dark undertones. Iran may be stalling with the United States so they continue their literally underground nuclear program. Also this may be considered the last diplomatic before war. For if the talks fail which is entirely possible then war will breakout anyways. The Iranians may also use the US presidential elections to continue to stall talks because like any good negotiators they want to know who they are talking to.

That is what should be concerning voters who will the Iranians be talking to?

Will they be talking to Governor Romney who has an interventionist crush on Israel or President Obama. President Obama has been pushing a diplomatic approach since the beginning of his presidency and seems to been successful with this new news. Yet Governor Romney argue that the Iranians never stopped their nuclear program and thus have failed the American people. Also one of the biggest Iranian relation gaffs happened underneath Obama. We lost a prototype stealth UAV in Iran. We were clearly spying on Iran as determined by the flight pattern. Now the Iranians are not technologically advanced enough to use any of the technology on-board. They may have sold or given the technology to China or their major international ally Russia.
Now it comes to who will handle Iran better in the future. We are at a critical point in the middle east. The entire region can go to war or we can usher in a new era of piece. I believe that President Obama can successfully go a diplomatic route and resolve this issue and that President Romney cannot. However Iran may ignore the US entirely and we will be forced into war. At that point Mitt would be right but still have to launch a successful military strike against Iran which both candidates can and will do. Romney more readily than Obama. We will have to see how it plays out but for now leave a comment on who you think will handle Iran better in the coming year. Also do you think the Iranians want to talk or are they stalling?